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Who would have thought this one up?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=HpovwbPGEoo



Wow, that's cool! Of course I'm admittedly a pyro, but still!
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Who would have thought this one up?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=HpovwbPGEoo



Wow, that's cool! Of course I'm admittedly a pyro, but still!


Yeah I agree that is pretty cool! Anyone have any info on building one
other than the obvious?


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An iron pipe would be a lot safer.

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2.5" PVC tubing, 2.5" speaker maybe some putty for the end where propane
is fed, aluminum foil. Glue the foil to the area where the holes are to be
drilled. I'm guessing the holes would be 1/4 inch.

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I had considered using a piece of steel electrical conduit for this project
so that it wouldn't be too hard to drill.

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An iron pipe would be a lot safer.


Yes and alot harder to drill a hundred holes in not to mention a lot
heavier.

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2.5" PVC tubing, 2.5" speaker maybe some putty for the end where propane
is fed, aluminum foil. Glue the foil to the area where the holes are to
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drilled. I'm guessing the holes would be 1/4 inch.

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I had considered using a piece of steel electrical conduit for this project
so that it wouldn't be too hard to drill.



Thin wall, or rigid? Thin wall will require a deburring tool to
remove the internal burrs. Thick wall is the same as galvanized water
pipe, but with a smoother internal finish.


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Michael Kennedy wrote:

I had considered using a piece of steel electrical conduit for this
project
so that it wouldn't be too hard to drill.



Thin wall, or rigid? Thin wall will require a deburring tool to
remove the internal burrs. Thick wall is the same as galvanized water
pipe, but with a smoother internal finish.


Hmm.. Guess thats why he used PVC and aluminum tape. Much easier.

- Mike


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