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A 200-Year-Old Road Saved Me $700 in Concrete
Building a 60,000-pound water tank foundation using Telford's 19th-century stone-setting method instead of a concrete slab—cost savings, engineering history, and hands-on homestead work.
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Building a 60,000-pound water tank foundation using Telford's 19th-century stone-setting method instead of a concrete slab—cost savings, engineering history, and hands-on homestead work. This video covers foundation-design, off-grid-water, salvaged-materials, homestead-construction and is featured among our top picks for shelter.
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