Blowtorches

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:54 am

More collectible stuff...

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:55 am

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Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:58 am

And more...

europachris · By: **europachris** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:00 am

Wood'nCoal wrote:And more...

OOOOH, a C30 Sunbeam. I have one also, along with some other glass vacuum coffee makers (Cona "D" and a mint Vaculator with heating base). You have NOT had proper coffee unless you have good beans (fresh roasted, not more than a week old - I roast my own), a good grinder, and a vacuum coffee maker. I also have a semi-pro quality espresso machine in the kitchen, so yes, I'm a bit of a coffee snob! :deathlyobsessed:

Chris

Richard S. · By: **Richard S.** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:15 am

Best coffe I ever had was made in the cup you drank it out of. I spent a lot of time camping (the real deal), this cup was specifically made for camping. The cup part was all stainless with a stainless handle. You boiled plain water in the cup. Added the coffee, sugar and cream after it came to boil. It came with lid that had a plunger attached to it. the plunger had a fine mesh screen. Push the plunger down and it filter all the grounds to the bottom.

europachris · By: **europachris** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:23 am

NEPAForum Admin wrote:Best coffe I ever had was made in the cup you drank it out of. I spent a lot of time camping (the real deal), this cup was specifically made for camping. The cup part was all stainless with a stainless handle. You boiled plain water in the cup. Added the coffee, sugar and cream after it came to boil. It came with lid that had a plunger attached to it. the plunger had a fine mesh screen. Push the plunger down and it filter all the grounds to the bottom.

Neat! A camping version of a French press! I also like French press coffee, but always preferred the clarity of vac pot coffee vs. the residual 'mud' of press coffee.

Chris

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:52 am

The T-9 toaster was my parent's (I have a photo of naked baby me on the kitchen table with the toaster in the background-amazing how parents thought it was cute), as well as the top half of the C-30. I keep buying more on eBay to get more gaskets (the part that always fails). The vacuum method produces the best coffee, in my opinion.

cheapheat · By: **cheapheat** On: Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:48 pm

Hey Guys, its interesting stuff to me even though I have no collection of any ofthose items. I understand pressurized gas in a blowtorch and am waiting for the glue to dry on the M80's covered in BB's(thanks bk)

But the smudge pot is new to me is that just a oil lamp with a cannonball shape? If I could get those locally in a ceramic material that would make some serious fun in my trebuchet. Hey jerseycoal I think every house in america should have at least one potato gun! I have several hairspray powered as well as a compressed air version.... tons of fun. Jim

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:22 am

cheapheat wrote:Hey Guys, its interesting stuff to me even though I have no collection of any ofthose items. I understand pressurized gas in a blowtorch and am waiting for the glue to dry on the M80's covered in BB's(thanks bk) But the smudge pot is new to me is that just a oil lamp with a cannonball shape? If I could get those locally in a ceramic material that would make some serious fun in my trebuchet. Hey jerseycoal I think every house in america should have at least one potato gun! I have several hairspray powered as well as a compressed air version.... tons of fun. Jim

About that trebuchet-is that a residential or commercial model? Homemade or purchased? That's something I think I might need to have.

http://www.trebuchet.com/

cheapheat · By: **cheapheat** On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:08 pm

Hey Woodncoal it is a little residential and a little commercial because I made some, well ok most of it on company time. I dont want to mislead anyone it is still mostly untested and currently unassembled My goal was to have something I could reach out back with an average projectile(up to maybe 5 pounds) and tow behind my lawn tractor. The ultimate in redneck home protection. I just need some time and keystone light to get to it and Ill put some pictures up nowthatI know how....see gun nuts thread. Jim

e.alleg · By: **e.alleg** On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:13 pm

look Pumpkin Chuckin' on Google and you'll see some catapults that are the equivalent of a redneck doctorate degree.

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:16 pm

e.alleg wrote:look Pumpkin Chuckin' on Google and you'll see some catapults that are the equivalent of a redneck doctorate degree.

Will do that, right after I throw some more WOOD on the fire...

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:29 pm

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Checked it out, incredible. Now I have new activities for Halloween.

Wood'nCoal · By: **Wood'nCoal** On: Sat Dec 15, 2007 9:07 pm

Thanks to Matthaus for giving me yet another blowtorch, brings the collection to 13.

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