Monthly Archives: January 2014

Today was the first day of exams.  I thought you might like to know of the common errors so you can avoid them: -came late to the exam -improper layout – did not account for the thickness of the form … Continue reading →

Well, this week is exams for the module.   We have a few days practice and then each of you will take your turns to try your hand at this project. Here are a few sketch-up images to help. Assuming … Continue reading →

We installed our first column project today with some good results….I was really happy with the level of participation, the amount of work being done and the quality of the efforts.  I was also really happy to see that not … Continue reading →

Great! We’ve started to construct the first draft of the project you will be evaluated on……attention to accurate measurement, placement and technique will result in success.  I’ll be there to coach you to the best of my abilities. In the … Continue reading →

Hey all, We now know that concrete is a versatile material that we can mould and shape to our needs and requirements….properly done it is also tough and strong and can support a great deal of weight and stress.  It … Continue reading →

I’m a bit slow off the mark here – I had wanted to start the blog with my new group working on the concrete modules – “Footings and Walls” and “Columns and Beams”…..we’ll call it  slow start and I hope … Continue reading →

I thought I would put to rest the subject of the table – I am sure you would like to see other things, and I am starting the concrete module in the next few days, so I would like the … Continue reading →

It’s a new year. I am certain you have all made some resolutions that you are now reassessing in the cold, harsh light of the 5th of January. Resolutions can be a good way to get more healthy and develop … Continue reading →