September 1, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_200324 My wife put the cover on the burn barrel awhile back. Seems the fire was not done and the wooden barrel top well, it burned... Now that I am done with the deck this can be fixed. We like the cover to keep the stuff inside from getting wet until we burn. Also the cats seem to enjoy yet another perch so hey a win win situation. Broke out my circle cutting jig for bandsaw and proceeded to cut two pieces of 3/4 plywood neighbor gave me. Two nice neat circles one undersized to fit the lip so it stays put. Rounded the edges on the router table and did some light sanding. Glued and screwed it together, used the 1/4 hole for the jig as my centering mark and done. Next up is paint. Nothing fancy just a task that needed to get done. Sure was nice to have the jig ready to go. Report
September 1, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_200334 Solution needed , solution found. Now if you can keep the lid off till the fire goes out Report
September 1, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_200359 5 hours ago, Artie said: What? No electrical work on this one? Oh it's there at the ready. Report
September 1, 20196 yr comment_200392 Nice job Gunny. But then, everything you do is top notch. Report
September 2, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_200449 Wow. "Burn Barrel": takes me back to oooooold days, burning classified docs and PAL cards. Sarge confirmed that gasoline is not a good fire starter (he lost his eyebrows...I already knew the trick). Report
September 3, 20196 yr comment_200545 We use a chiminea for burning canceled checks, old bills and any of those drug sheets that come with the medicine. Also, we burn all credit card and bank statements. After it is burned, sprayed the remains with a hose and it will disintegrate into unusable ash. And, city code allows it because it could be for parties, roasting and such. Just in case: https://www.lakeside.com/NFL---Sporting-Goods/Camping---Hunting/Outdoor+Clay+Chimineas/prod3300027.jmp?mrkgcl=888&mrkgadid=3207991734&cid=GooglePLA-688399013&ukwcid=+&product_id=688399013&adpos=1o5&creative=195529594441&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=CjwKCAjwnrjrBRAMEiwAXsCc49WH8l1vQGqH9KZLA88ZsWVnnlC_xd-Qo68Szce7eCDgcD7J5kl3GRoC10MQAvD_BwE Report
September 4, 20196 yr Author comment_200572 5 hours ago, FlGatorwood said: We use a chiminea That's a bit small for what I need. Report
September 4, 20196 yr Author comment_200576 Project now complete, another one checked of the list. Don't even ask how many more to go. At least 3 lifetimes. 2 coats of Deck Over, gives a semi rough surface like used on the deck. Report
September 4, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_200620 17 hours ago, FlGatorwood said: Also, we burn all credit card and bank statements. I know someone that can burn through a credit card and never strike a match. Report
September 4, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_200636 We had a burning barrel many, many years ago and your barrel made me think of the biggest rat I'd ever seen. I didn't have a nice cover like yours and critters could get in. One evening I went to the barrel after hearing noises from it, when the barrel had not been used for a while. I peaked in to see a huge monster size rat, that was trapped in my barrel. I didn't want to tip it over, a rat that size could do a lot of damage. As luck would have it, a neighbor saw me and came over. I told him about that huge rat and he peaked in. He smiled and told me that the world's largest rat...............was an opossum. Edited September 4, 20196 yr by Ron Altier add Report
September 5, 20196 yr Author Popular Post comment_200668 9 hours ago, Ron Altier said: and critters could get in. Same problem except they are the wife's cats. She rarely asks me to get on making something. But this, well a cat fell in one night. Report
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