How to Build a Forge (Gas)
Materials. Firebrick Firebrick is different that ordinary red brick because of its ability to withstand high heat without breaking down. Shipping brick is not exactly cost effective, so only order it as a last resort. Search your area for a distributor. Google Maps makes this easy, search keyword phrases like “Firebrick”, “Fireplace” or “Refractory”. Burner The burner is the assembly that applies heat to the forge. You can also click here to get them from amazon. The brass torch tips that screw onto the tops of bottles do not get nearly as hot as the bernzomatic torch. To run the torch off of a 20 lb propane tank, you are going to need a hose adapter.
Energy Solutions THEY don't want you to know about
Footage from DECADES AGO!!!!......... Methernitha Testatika free energy machine Newman's Magnetic motor video.google.com... Documentary segment on John Searl here is a recent video produced to explain Sealr's Machine to accompany the video above you can also see a documentary on John Searl at johnsearlstory.com... This car runs on water, DECADES ago! of course the inventor died mysteriously in a car accident, ironic huh, or not? what about this contraption put together since 1950, and still generating energy... Free Energy Another Inconvenient Truth More recently in Australia and the US a couple of random news stories on free energy came out and they are basically a repeat of the old stories, and on top of it you are made to believe this is all so "revolutionary?!" Sky news: Free Energy Electric Magnetic Power Generator www.metacafe.com... Fox News: Free Energy Magnet Machine Water powered engine H2O Car - Water Powered Car Top Gear - talking about hydrogen fuel cells Air Powered Vehicles!
Booze it Up! 13 Rad Recycled Bottle Crafts & Projects
Got a recycling bin full of glass bottles? Why waste them when you could have a new table lamp, candle holder, shelving unit, hummingbird feeder, glass countertop, building block – even a whole glass-bottle house? Reuse beer, wine and liquor bottles for these 13 fun and creative crafts and upcycling projects ranging up to a recycled bottle home and garden. Wine Bottle Table Lamp (images via: wit and whistle) Turning any wine bottle into a table lamp is as simple as drilling a hole and inserting a strand of lights. Wine Bottle Candle Holder (image via: design sponge) How simple and elegant are these DIY wine bottle candle holders? Wine Bottle Shelves (images via: renest) Would you ever have thought of using wine bottles and slabs of wood to create a shelving unit? Bottle Trees (images via: recyclart, metaefficient, examiner) Turn your holiday tree into an ode to beer (or perhaps just a sparkling green alternative to a living tree) using reclaimed empty bottles. Beer Bottle Drinking Glasses
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Turf Houses In The Viking Age
Turf Houses in the Viking Age The photos on this page were taken at three different turf house reconstructions: at L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland, Canada; at Þjóðveldisbær in Þjórsárdalur, Iceland; and at Eiríksstaðir in Haukadalur, Iceland. The Stöng farm was large and rich, and after the eruption, it may not have been abandoned completely until the climate changes that occurred in the 13th century. The L'Anse aux Meadows site was probably a way station for Norse exploration in North America one thousand years ago. The houses are similar in overall construction, but differ remarkably in details, primarily because the houses were built for different purposes, at different times in the Norse era, by families with differing resources. Some of the differences between the three houses result from differences in interpretation of the same physical evidence. Some houses contain objects placed under structural elements, which have been interpreted as cult offerings.
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DIY Cheap 100 Hour Candles
I am always on the look-out for homemade counterparts to store bought preparations. These DIY ’100 hour candles’ definitely fit the bill. In less than 5 minutes you have an inexpensive, refillable ’100 hour candle’ that will light up your home in the darkest of times. Supplies The supplies you need are pretty straight forward. Just as a side note, it took me forever to find the liquid paraffin. Step One: Create Opening For Wick I used some grass-trimming shears but you can use a knife or any other sharp tool to create your opening. Step Two: Insert Wick Instead of just putting the wick in like a candle, we’re going to place it so that it is doubled over. After having both ends through, pull down so that only a tiny amount of the folded piece of wick remains. Step Three: Pour Paraffin Into Jar Fill up your 1/2 pint mason jar with the liquid paraffin. Step Four: Secure the Top Separate the two ends of the wick so they are at a v-shape when they are put into the jar. To Prevent Evaporation
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Great news for all Minelab users! Throughout the years we have heard lots of amazing stories about all kinds of exciting discoveries made by Minelab users around the world. Many of them are available for you to read on our Success Stories page. Earlier this year we introduced great new prizes for our Find of the Month competition in which we award the winner with a US$250* Minelab voucher! We are now very pleased to announce that, in addition to this ongoing competition, Minelab will be accepting short videos as part of Success Story submissions. If you have a video from your latest and greatest detecting adventure and would like to submit your video as a Success Story simply fill out the Submit a Story form and attach your video. If you don’t have a video to submit but still have a great story to tell and photos you would like to send in don’t worry! In the meantime, our first video Success Story, submitted by Gerry’s Metal detectors, is now available to watch here.
