Thread: Show us your.... Arken Flarken.

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

Hey Andy,, heres one I prepared earlier

Cheers Pedro.
I grabbed those brake drums from work with something like in mind to replace the ****en inside the shed.My thoughts were to lay it on its side instead of standing it up.On seeing yours uprite would use less space.
Thanks
Andrew

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

****EN ARKEN ****ENS ANONYMOUS

OK its time I came out of the cupboard,I rekon I have the biggest collection of Arken ****ens on AULRO,lets see if any of you can better my collection!!!!
You all have seen the big one I donated to the Shire Depot because it was just too expensive to run.

****en Shed,the tin reflects the heat really well,a great place to slurp homebrew with a few mates.


****en House collection.
These 3 get used regularly,the tall one made from water main has been in service for 21 years!!!!


****en CAT.This one had working tracks,was quite easy to move around.Oneday on a cold nite with plenty many much refreshments with mates the thermal load was too high and the axles bent almost spilling the fire.It still awaits repairs.


****en Pig.This will be my answer to auspig cookers.


****en Future.I have plenty of ****ens awaiting construction




Challenge is up,anyone got a ****en problem as big as mine?????
Andrew

Nup, your totally ****** .

This is what we use when camping has served well and stores very easily. used to use 44gallon drums and washing machine barrels back in the day

Originally Posted by driftwagon

This is what we use when camping has served well and stores very easily. used to use 44gallon drums and washing machine barrels back in the day

Thats excellent, would be nice and compact when packed flat.
Your design/ build or did you buy it ?

Driftwagon,that must be the best travelling setup I have seen,love the way it fits together.
THANKS
Andrew

here is something Im working on

I have an old keg kicking around which I was going to turn into a charcoal spit for home, but it's still on the 'to do' list.

Originally Posted by uninformed

here is something Im working on

I've thought that a design like this would be almost ideal.
It would be awesome to get some perforated pipe down the very bottom below a grate to introduce some air to the combustion chamber (bellows or an air compressor for a raging inferno).