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Walls of Stone: How to Build Drystone Walls and Rock Fences
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earthenstead
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24 May ’14 - 7:31 am
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Amazing instructional video on constructing a drystone wall. Drystone meaning free of mortar.

 

This project produced a video for training technicians in correct methods for preserving stone walls and rock fences. The video is a primary training resource, providing graphic instruction on how to repair, rebuild and relocate stone walls and rock fences. In addition to providing training to practitioners, the video explains fence and wall construction to archeologists, engineers, preservationists and conservators.

 

Richard Tufnell is a master craftsman and instructor for the Drystone Masonry Institute of America, a non-profit corporation dedicated to preserving the craft, it's structures, and history. He'll be showing you the principals common to all walls and like you, he too was once a beginner.

 

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nice, will watch later

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earth, I came across this article you might be interested in

http://www.motherear.....z32jQmWISQ

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KVR said
earth, I came across this article you might be interested in

 

Pretty, but I like the look of the rip-rap also which is what I plan for my culvert. I posted this video for walls I may want to add later as the property begins to take shape. Either for partial boundary walls, landscaping, or some other purpose which has yet to occur to me. It's a timeless and beautiful feature to add to any property.

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agreed, makes me sad when I got past old farms where they rip out old stone walls, I think they add charm and character to a property 

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KVR said
they add charm and character to a property 

 

Exactly.

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