I want to know how build a brick first to end ?!
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First you gather the components used to make bricks.  Mud, straw, water.  Mix together very well. The consistancy should be where you can shape it and it'll stand on it's own.  Or, you could put it in a mold if you'd like. Shape the mixture to what pleases you, then either fire up or dry out in the hot sun.  When it is completely hardened you have a brick.
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Make a Dodecahedron. That's what I did.
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if your the Do-It-Yourself kind of guy.....just start at the corner and start pulling it back.  You may want to start with a small section ....until your sure there is hard wood underneath. I give you a thumbs up on this one ....since it's not YOUR typical kind of question.  ;o)
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It depends on how tall..\n\nBUT.\n\nYou could try this.\n\nBuild 4 L shapes using 2 popsicle sticks. These are the legs of the tower. then build the first sort of horizontal connection connecting all 4 legs.. make sure the legs are leaning into the connection. You can get fancy and break popsicle sticks in half and attach them diagonally to the legs and the midsection.. thus creating the arch. Continue doing these steps until you get to the top. Remember to lean the popsicle sticks less each time so that they meet in a point and so that the Tower is more curved than a pyramid.. you can get details with toothpicks if allowed!\n\nHope you understand this.. The best thing to do is look at a picture for reference. All 4 sides look the same!
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If you are going to contruct a rock climbing wall. There is a book from the series How To Rock Climb "Building Your Own Climbing Wall" by Ramsay Thomas. I have not used the book myself. If you have other questions about building a wall, go to www.rockclimbing.com. They have many people who are climbers, and who are builders to help you out on their message boards. The things I know you would need is holds, bolts, wood, washers, wrenches, but these are just the basics.  You can buy this stuff through their website.  The rest of the stuff you can get at Home Depot or Lowes.
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Here's one way.  I built something like this when I was 11.\n\nI dont need to say the obvious about not cutting off your fingers, poking your eyes out, or gluing your hands to the table do I?\n\nie I'm assuming you're capable of doing the below safely.\n\nyou need:\n\n2 big wheels\n1 smaller wheel (you can always make wheels from cardboard and balsa)\nThe biggest propeller thats fits.\nelectric motor\nlantern battery (big square thing with springs on the top)\nSome 1/8" thick balsa sheet.\nsome dowel which fits in the wheel.\nwire\nA wide necked plastic drinks bottle - Sunny D maybe?\nsticky tape \nhot melt glue \nlong drawing pins/nails\n2 x 10-20 ml syringes and a length of narrow bore plastic tube.  (doctors surgery might give you two syringes if you ask nicely an the tube is used on fish tanks)\n\n\nThe plastic drinks bottle is going to be the chassis for your car.\n\nyou need to cut the following holes in it\n\n- small hole in the lid \n\n- Big hole in the side just smaller than the tennis ball\n\n- Small hole for the wires from the motor\n\n- small rectangle opposite the big hole, near the bottom of  the bottle, same width and length as the small wheel.\n\n- 2 small holes the same diameter as the dowel further up\n\n\nHot melt the motor to the inside of the lid with the shaft sticking through the hole.\n\nSecure the propellor to the front of it. \n\ncut two long lengths of wire.  Strip the ends and twist one wire around each of the terminals on the motor.\n\nFit the cap, motor & propellor wires.  push the motor wires though the bottle.\n\nPut a short length of dowel through the small wheel and then hot melt it inside the plastic bottle so the wheel sticks down through the hole you made.\n\nStick a long piece of Dowel through the two small holes at the front.  And pin the wheels on the axles.  All the Wheels rotate freely.\n\nHot melt  another piece of dowel to the bottom of the bottle so that it sticks up vertically.\n\nMake a rudder out of the 1/8" balsa. say 6" high and 3" deep.  Near the bottom stick a 1/2" long piece of dowel so that pokes out at 90°.\n\nTape the balsa to the vertical dowel along one side only so that it will hinge.\n\nHot melt a syringe to the top of the bottle so that the plunger is facing the rudder.  Attach a piece of dowel to the syringe plunger and then to the short bit of dowel sticking out of the rudder.  the rudder end needs to be able to move  ie pinned together.\n\nConnect the syringe to the plastic tube.\n\nWrap the wire from the motor and the tube together with tape to make an umbilical cord. \n\nconnect the other end of the tube to the syringe\n\nConnecting the battery up will give you forwards and reverse and pushing the syringe in and out will give you steering.\n\nThe tennis ball will just sit in the hole on top.
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read the directions twice and find all the parts before you get started!
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Just work with what you have. You keep messing around trying to make it bigger and you're gonna break it!
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It takes alot of work to build a deck.  \n\nThere are about 8 steps\n1st you have to glue and press the wood\nThen it sits in the press for 2 hours\nNext you cure it so that the glue dries.\nCut it, Route it, Sand it.\nClear Coat, Sand it Again, and Clear Coat it again.\n\nWe do offer what is called and Uncut Blank Deck.  This is a board that has the pressing done for you.  You can then cut it to whatever shape you wand, clear coat, sand and clear coat again.\n\nHope this helps you out\nGorilla
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the needed papers/license to build something like that.\n\nThe construction should be checked also before building (strong enough etc)
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just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.
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Hope this helps you out , you might want to download a program called webferrett it will find just about anything \n\nwww.redstoneprojects.com/trebuchetstore/build_a_catapult.html
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http://www.buildyourmemory.com/\n\nbest part: its FREEEE
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good idea and we'll make them start from this side while building it, so when they finish it, they'll be on the other side and can't come back over lol lol lol
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even if you build the walls off-site they must be set on a curb or block foundation.experience has shown the tilt up method is best.stake down your boarder frame throw sand on the ground,throw rocks.have cement delivered wet to the form and use excess for the footing.use a forklift or jack to drop wall into footing,form corners,ad roofing.with thinner sections you may overcome delivery problems.forklift Assembly has great potential as well as staggered wall section placements.
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I taught and explained the process to my children using four different colors of Lego blocks in two different heights.  I used shorter blocks to represent the C and G, and taller ones for the A and T.  If you glue them in the correct matching pairs to two pieces of ribbon, you can match up sides and part them again.  I undid the bottom half of the ribbon chain so they could see how free neucleotides were able to come in and attach.  You have to be abit careful since the Legos tend to come apart if handled too roughly, but at least they can visualize the differences and how the four types combine.   Since the legos were glued to the ribbon, I could also twist it to recreate the double helix.
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First start by looking at one. \nThen think about what the individual pieces look like,and what waste materials could replace them.