[emoji298][emoji298][emoji298] Don't Try This.!!! ... Highly Dangerous.!!! [emoji298][emoji298][emoji298]

[Drew87]

Done Some Burning Last Night..

[Khriss]

Great work Wish I had the patience . K

[Drew87]

Great work [emoji4] Wish I had the patience . K

Thanks Khriss mate .. [emoji106].. Hope all is well with you on the Tracks bud

[Khriss]

1 minute ago, Drew87 said:

Thanks Khriss mate .. .. Hope all is well with you on the Tracks bud

Playing endless game of catch-up but once Mondays are out of the way-is a breeze k

[Drew87]

HAHA [emoji1],, Take it they Won the Contract then.??

[Ratman]

Done Some Burning Last Night..

@Drew87 do you burn then sand off again or just concentrate on each little area, smart effect when its done [emoji106]

[Drew87]

[mention=35890]Drew87[/mention] do you burn then sand off again or just concentrate on each little area, smart effect when its done [emoji106]

LastNight I was just Treating & Going for the Burn Ratman..

My thought process was to leave the Solution On, for as long as my patience would allow.. (About 5-10minz between each burn)..

 

Good Question though.. As now I'm thinking to try The Burn, Sand, Repeat Method..

Keeping the dust to a Minimum Incase it "Flash Overs" .. / .. Purposely Use the Dust to Burn Deeper.??

 

I used 4" Steel Nails for my Rods.. As Can't Test what the Output Is Yet.. So wanted, Some, Resistance..

Will Upgrade My Box within The Next Week,, Coz the EMFz coming off of it felt pure, WRONG.!!

.. For a Speedy Start to making a Lightening Box,, I used a Trip Extension Cable..

Looooaaads Of Shrink Wrap & Electrical Tape..

& Wore Gloves @ All Times .. Even 10minz AFTER it was Switched OFF.. to move the Rods.

 

Will Upgrade My Box before Next Use,, As I was 'Buzzing' for 2hrs After I'd finished.!!!.

 

(THIS IS NOT A JOKE !!! .. F*** This Up & It WILL, KILL YOU.!!!)

 

Left to Dry over night.. n very very quickly Sanded it this morning.

 

[Ratman]

Would love to see a nice chunky piece done, a table or a solid door... something like that.
I wouldnt chuffing dare to do it myself, two things i dont get on with in life.... mechanical/air sprung pressures (i’m a hgv mechanic during the day) and electricity!!! I’m REALLY cautious with the pair, they always make me think twice and constantly question myself over and over [emoji849][emoji848][emoji849] its only cos i’ve witnessed them both in action go wrong, wasnt good!
You got anymore pics of stuff you’ve done?

[Lazurus]

You would think that some one would be able to supply a ready built box by now, save us fiddling with microwaves or neon transformers, is it really so much different from a welder that you can get in any supermarket or diy shed, safety wise that is.

[Drew87]

I worked at Bulmers in Hereford for a short Spell whilst at Holme Lacy.. A Silo'z Pressure Valve Failed to Open n Blew the 18" Insulated Steam Pipe to Smithereens, Took a 19stne guy off his feet,, He went into Shock, Balled his eyes out for 15mins after,, Then quit from his 14yr job..

My Foster Dad (Sean O'Connor), was a Hydraulic Specialist Engineer Dude.. He was a Biiig 21stne Guy,, Saw him get Blown about 9ft from the Plant he was working on,, Just releasing a Pressure Valve that had Vacuumed Itself (How he held on to it I'll never know) .. So yeah,, Totally Agree with You on Pressurised Gizmo's bud.

 

When my Box is 'Safer' (Not Risk Free),, only 'Safer' ..

I'll do a Big Burn on some Thicker Bitz.. This was just a Practice Set Up.. on a 1" Scots Pine Slab..

 

I do, Have a Rough Set of 3" Slabs to Work on soon,, For a River Table Top.

I'll Upload a vid of Thicker Stuff soon. Haven't had much time to play with my wood lately though [emoji52]