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Jacopo Devescovi
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
Cocciopesto: through the process of a handmade Roman surface.
Cocciopesto surface interpreted by Jacopo Devescovi.
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
Wow!
They forgot to mention brick dust....
Hindi
Amazing waterproofing techniques!
Great Handcraft✨ wundervolle Handwerker Kunst 👌
Como trituras los restos de ladrillo o tejas? Que utilizas para bruñirlo? Gracias, Un acabado muy bonito
Bellissimo.
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Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing Question, what kind of support is that? Is it wood? Looks great for doing tests
This is not cocciopesto! Where is the 'coccio' (ground bricks and teils)?!? This is a kind of tadelakt
min 0:22 red brick dust. min 1:34 red brick dust. min 2:48 red brick dust. Tadelakt is only CALC lime, not a mixture of any sand. have a nice view
Increíble trabajo y que bonito acabado, tengo 2 preguntas, la primera es si este acabado puede utilizarse sobre muros de tierra? (Adobe por ejemplo) y cada cuánto tiene que re aplicarse la cera de abeja para impermeabilizar?
do you use hydraulic lime ?
is hydraulic lime that is left in a water tank for at least three months. I don't know the name in English but in Spanish is called Cal Aerea. the best is grassa or oily it does not has any oils but it feels creamy.
Pure lime
Ciao Jacopo grande lavoro,I miei complimenti.
Beautiful texture. This is very similar to the tadelakt technique using a rock to polish the surface 👌