Bring on the cold

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I have too many images for this website.To view my project please visit my blog.http://tiburon36.blogspot.com/2011/1...g-on-cold.htmlJust a teaser.
Reply:Very Cool, I mean Hot!
Reply:That's some nice work .  I like the bench in a box...do you happen to have plans for it (I'd love to make one).--Wintermute"No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience." - John Lockewww.improvised-engineering.comManufacturer Agnostic:Blood----------Sweat---------Tears----|------------------|----------------|----Lincoln Red, Miller Blue, Esab Yellow
Reply:Originally Posted by wintermuteThat's some nice work .  I like the bench in a box...do you happen to have plans for it (I'd love to make one).--Wintermute
Reply:Real Nice!!Some Blue , Some Red & Some GreyProverbs 16:2-3.2 "All a person’s ways seem pure to them, but motives are weighed by the Lord. 3 Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans."
Reply:nice  reaaly niceMiller thunderbolt 250Decastar 135ERecovering tool-o-holic ESAB OAI have been interested or involved in Electrical, Fire Alarm, Auto, Marine, Welding, Electronics ETC to name a just a few. So YES you can own too many tools.
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Reply:Thank you all for your kind words.I always wanted to do a project I could post on here, just never thought I had the skill to build something that would be worth it. You all build some amazing stuff.
Reply:Wow is that cool, or, warm. Real nice work and I like how its set up in the boat.Learning one rod at a time
Reply:How thick of plate is that on the outside?The Lord has declared, "This is my work and my glory--to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man"  Moses 1:39Link: My name is John, and I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.-- ColdCreekWorks.com --
Reply:That was a nice one Trisailing!
Reply:The firebox is 1/4 inch steel plate. Door is also.
Reply:Very nice! I want one for my shed. I'm curious what mig machine you started to use?Lincoln Handy mig Longevity Stickweld140Hobart Handler 210
Reply:It turned out real nice looking. In the picture on this thread, I thought it was much bigger though. I can see how small it is in the other pictures. The real drawback to this is, it will probably need to be refilled every couple hours to keep that big of a cabin warm. But if the cold gets to be too big of a problem, just set course for somewhere closer to the equator, and get away from the cold stuff. When it's burning underway, make sure you don't hold a course that keeps the sail and boom over the stack very long or else you will be needing a new sail or at least repairing a burn hole. You may have to head up or fall off some to maintain the same tack and keep the sail away from excessive heat.Last edited by Bistineau; 11-18-2011 at 02:05 PM.
Reply:If you are willing to send out plans, I would like a set. I have a very large, but worthless fireplace and I'd like to try making something like this to place inside my fireplace......thanks, mike
Reply:Behold a work of art. Wow.Yakdung
Reply:Originally Posted by BistineauIt turned out real nice looking. In the picture on this thread, I thought it was much bigger though. I can see how small it is in the other pictures. The real drawback to this is, it will probably need to be refilled every couple hours to keep that big of a cabin warm. But if the cold gets to be too big of a problem, just set course for somewhere closer to the equator, and get away from the cold stuff. When it's burning underway, make sure you don't hold a course that keeps the sail and boom over the stack very long or else you will be needing a new sail or at least repairing a burn hole. You may have to head up or fall off some to maintain the same tack and keep the sail away from excessive heat.
Reply:Originally Posted by TrisailingThanks for the kind words.  But I plan to stick to mostly warm parts of the world if I can help it. But even the Bahamas can get down into the 50s in the winter.trisailing