Jared Paul wrote:Anyone recognize this jar of Fire Cider "made with 💗 by Robin S."
No mold or bubbles, slightly cloudy but could just be ingredients. Interwebs say 6 months shelf life.
Any Fire cider opinions/info welcomed.
Stay thirsty my friends!
Pascal Dutilleul wrote:@Coydon I tried at several outdoor temperatures: 9 °C and 13 °C. In windy and wind still conditions
Stephen B. Thomas wrote:
Coydon Wallham wrote:Oh no, did a tenon snap off entirely, or what went wrong?
It just became wobbly to an incredible degree. But the pine pitch worked quite well to bring it back again. I think we're working on the second one today, and will possibly build another chair next week, with pine pitch as part of the original assembly process.
Jeremy VanGelder wrote:Those are good questions, Coydon. I hope someone is able to answer them soon.
I would like to know where the urine is diverted to? I've seen lots of information about where the willow candy goes and how it is stored. But what kind of container is used for the urine?
Stephen B. Thomas wrote:Geoffrey, Seth, and Jared look down on our patient during a rare flat-lined moment. Can we resuscitate? Should we resuscitate...?!?!?
Pascal Dutilleul wrote:Does anyone has other suggestions that I can investigate without having to break up my bench?
thomas rubino wrote:As the roof on a casual use batchbox (ie, two lightings a day), it is proven to last.
Coydon Wallham wrote:Just guessing from my understanding of J-tubes, a sideways riser would work and obtain an efficient burn, but would take much more priming to get it going. The vertical riser works as a minor pump for the draft at the start, the vertical exhaust as the major one.
You'd also need to have a priming spot near the exhaust. Normally if the system needs priming, tossing some burning newspaper to the end of the burn tunnel is good enough, but that wouldn't work if the riser were horizontal.