When we eventually see it in action I'm gonna post you a cheque for £6, seeing you squirm over the cost of the glass has been worth every penny
When we eventually see it in action I'm gonna post you a cheque for £6, seeing you squirm over the cost of the glass has been worth every penny
Retrospaceman
Well-Known Member
I think you've done pretty well for only being £52 in! Tell ya what, I'll match @dieseldog69 and send you £6 for your effort - only mind when I see the finished article installed and being used!
There you go your back down to £40 spent - stop moaning and get on with it!
There you go your back down to £40 spent - stop moaning and get on with it!
Badger
Well-Known Member
2 teabags??!!
you like livin dangerously?
So is this gonna be inside ur tin tent with input/output to the ootside?
:EDIT:
nvm i answered the question by reading the thread from the beginning...please tell me you're gonna be selling these, would love one in the back of the 110
you like livin dangerously?
So is this gonna be inside ur tin tent with input/output to the ootside?
:EDIT:
nvm i answered the question by reading the thread from the beginning...please tell me you're gonna be selling these, would love one in the back of the 110
Bobsticle
De Villes Advocaat
You couldnt afford one........................2 teabags??!!
you like livin dangerously?
So is this gonna be inside ur tin tent with input/output to the ootside?
:EDIT:
nvm i answered the question by reading the thread from the beginning...please tell me you're gonna be selling these, would love one in the back of the 110
Bobsticle
De Villes Advocaat
No way I could knock one out anywhere near the price of a chineese cast one. The only reason I did it was because most of the materials came from scrap bits I had lying around. I did have to buy a few feet of steel bar and the paint cost a bob or two. A bit of rope and gasket was cheap enough.
Oh and £12 worth of glass.
Oh and £12 worth of glass.
Colthebrummie
Well-Known Member
Was that toasted brown bread? You disgusting b'stard.
Col
Col
Bobsticle
De Villes Advocaat
No. It was untoasted wholemeal thank goodness.
Bobsticle
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Priced up materials if purchased and available. Like I say I had most of it just lying around.
Out of test scuba tank £20-£40
Laser cut top plate and bottom ring £40
Bar stock for door frame and door £20
Legs £15
3mm plate for flue box £6
Tank nipple and stop end for bottom £5
Grid grate £6
Stainless fixings £6
Paint £12
Pie tin for flue £4
Seals, glue and gaskets £5
Glass £12
Pipe £8
Flue £30
Bobbins for through wall £40
Cowl £20
Stupid money when you can get one from machine mart for £150.
Out of test scuba tank £20-£40
Laser cut top plate and bottom ring £40
Bar stock for door frame and door £20
Legs £15
3mm plate for flue box £6
Tank nipple and stop end for bottom £5
Grid grate £6
Stainless fixings £6
Paint £12
Pie tin for flue £4
Seals, glue and gaskets £5
Glass £12
Pipe £8
Flue £30
Bobbins for through wall £40
Cowl £20
Stupid money when you can get one from machine mart for £150.
Bobsticle
De Villes Advocaat
I think this will be too hot for mi trailer. The back of a 110 is even smaller although less insulated. You could deffo go less complicated just for heat. The issue is fuel. Too small and your wood will have to be tiny.
Keep your eye out for a scuba tank. It'll be a start.
and a slip in the middle of the night and you would be.........I think this will be too hot for mi trailer. The back of a 110 is even smaller although less insulated. You could deffo go less complicated just for heat. The issue is fuel. Too small and your wood will have to be tiny.
Keep your eye out for a scuba tank. It'll be a start.
Bobsticle
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I could make a few out of this lot..................
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Scuba-Diving-Cylinder/192478875510?hash=item2cd0a28f76:g:xn8AAOSwpcBapAnJ
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Scuba-Diving-Cylinder/192478875510?hash=item2cd0a28f76:g:xn8AAOSwpcBapAnJ
That ammo box burner in the video would alright in the 110 I recon.
Bobsticle
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The secondary air intake allows air to pass up the back of the fire/flames so it’s heated and comes out above the burning timber. This re ignites the smoke and burns it off, making the unit smokeless.
