Michael wrote in news:b5b1e3f9-a58e-434d-b1ed-
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Can't believe I've lived this long without one.

Sure does keep the shop scrap pile under control. If it's under a certain
length or width (or unusable for some reason), in to the "to burn" can it
goes.

If you start burning hardwoods like oak, you can cook over the fire.
That's quite a bit of fun, even if all you do is hamburgers. FWIW, Steak
on a Stick doesn't work so well. Steak tends to shrink as it's cooked, so
it's hard to get off the stick to eat.

Puckdropper
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Make it to fit, don't make it fit.