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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Oh, it might of... :twisted:
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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Oh, it might of... :twisted:
Arkend up this little ****en beauty tonight, the boss picked it out from BBQs galore - 39 bucks (confirmed) , it's 54cm diameter, came with ash grate, lid, locking foldaway legs and a poker! Cooked a fist full of marsh mallows for the kidlets and a dozen snags for the big kids ;)
All that with the intermittent rain and shifting wind blowing the smoke under the patio....bit of '3'ply to protect the landlords decking :D
Thats a little ripper.
Look for a bit of corry iron for a heat shield if you are using it there!!!!!
Andrew
Cheers Landy, good tip! :ohyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Just a short trial tonight. Next time I'll have the heavy duty heat shielding :D Just added it was '3' ply ... and the deck was wet :angel:
****en Shed got its first burn for the year today,was in the shed working on the camper trailer with a mate.
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The scrap iron drum makes a loverly heat sink,one has to remember the scrap is hot when the ****en is blazing!!!!
Andrew
The Binford 5100 model it seems?.....Tim?Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Back to Heidi
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amazing what you find just lying around,, brand new never used..
a real chip off the old block--
Scored this today :)
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Wish I took a pic of our work one this morning.
Was -2degC and very frosty,the boys left a couple of big bits of jarrah on it last nite,it had gone out but was still very warm,the jarrah was still almost complete.Stacked it up with pine(we cut pallets up) a decent dose of diesel and it was blazing with a tower of black smoke any old Mack Truck pilot would be proud of.Loverley and warm!!!
Andrew
You burn JARRAH ?? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Gonna go cry into my Wheeties now.[bawl]