Mortars were used to support ground troops during invasions, or helping them defend a position be using 'danger close' mortar strikes (danger close meaning mortar strikes, air strikes or artillery strike close to friendly ground troops) sealing off the route the enemy used to attack. Also, mortar strike could be used to 'soften up' enemy ground defenses so that the friendly ground troops attack would be made easier. Mortar strikes would use coordinates acquired by ground troops and sent over the radio to signal where the mortar strike would land. Mortar shells were just like missiles, but you could throw one, after activating it, and use it as a super powerful hand grenade when needed.
Mortar is a mixture of cement, sand and water. It is used as a binding material in construction industry.
you use the mortar at the great bridge to fix it
Mortar is used to bind building materials together when building a building.
Vinegar would have a deleterious effect on the strength of the mortar.
building mortar, incense, and decorative application on pots, buildings
For every block, you will use approximately 1.2 pounds of mortar
Yes! You should use a mortar designed for high heat. Normal mortar tends to try out and crumble. Your local building supply should be able to help you out with the right mixture. (Many high heat furnaces use no mortar at all, stacking the bricks.)
You use the mortar to put the blocks together.
A pharmacists mortar is asmall ceramic dish which he use to grind various medinces to a powder using a pessel hence the name pessel and mortar
Yes, you can use printable Lowes coupons at their brick and mortar locations. You can also use coupon codes online.
hes not IN mt mortar. hes outside, you have to use cut to get to him
Are you making solid steps? You will use cement - which is a combination of mortar and aggregate to make them. If you are making brick steps, you will use the mortar to hold the bricks together. Big difference so perhaps you can clarify.
you use it on the bridge