ygmir wrote:thanks Trilo.......yeah, I thought the fins might add a little "Jules Verne" flavor to the wood fired rocketship/tardis.
Indeed Simon....I'm at a loss though, to what I'm seeing.
Try not to make an ash of yourself!!!

ygmir wrote:thanks Trilo.......yeah, I thought the fins might add a little "Jules Verne" flavor to the wood fired rocketship/tardis.
Indeed Simon....I'm at a loss though, to what I'm seeing.
Roark wrote:That's pretty darned impressive! We may have to make you an Honorary Texan.![]()
Great pictures!
Ugly Dougly wrote:Slightly demented and very steam punky.
FIGJAM wrote:Got a simple idea from the stake thread.
Put 2 links of chain on the lag bolt I use for ancores so that rope, ratchet straps, bungees, or anything can be ancored. (took about 2 mins.)
It would also work with 12" nails that people like to use as stakes. (those nails are 65 cents a piece)![]()
Ideas don't have to ge big to be brilliant.
ygmir wrote:thanks ASD. only thing, I may need to provide a stool for "vertically challenged" folks, the oven bottom is about 5' high.
ygmir wrote:IIRC, FJ, you screw those in, not pound them?
good idea, safe easy and fast.
FIGJAM wrote:ygmir wrote:IIRC, FJ, you screw those in, not pound them?
good idea, safe easy and fast.
Even though I don't bring a genny to the burn, I do have a 3000/6000 inverter that I can quick connect to the truck to run my electric jackhammer for digging holes for cactus.
With the inverter and my hole hog drill with a socket on it, I can zip those lags in and out with ease.
Elliot uses his impact wrench.
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