The Burn Up Thread

[Gareth Smith]

buzzsurgeon , what a lovely place to have a burn up ! neighbours can`t moan about that !

[PeteB]

Yum Yum jacket spud with beans and cheese!

 

 

3 TINS! You Bloater!

[scottythepinetree]

They power lines in your photo tree_beard? Was told on the UA course that the carbon in the smoke increases the conductivity of the air and can cause flash-over.

[PeteB]

Plus it can melt the grease covering the steel core which then can rust/age harden prematurely.

[Matthew Arnold]

We never burn within 50 metres of any above ground services just incase the wind decided to change direction and blow towards the cables. If we are within 50 metres we chip and leave on site.

[Lorry thompson]

Haven't had a burn up for a long time, when it's gets down to ash we used to give the shovel a wipe stick it on the fire and bang some steaks or sausages on lovely:thumbup:

[Mark J]

Just a fire...

[Dean Lofthouse]

Bit of overtime last night

[Buzzsurgeon]

3 TINS! You Bloater!

 

Gives you good gas to keep the flames up

[tree_beard]

They power lines in your photo tree_beard? Was told on the UA course that the carbon in the smoke increases the conductivity of the air and can cause flash-over.

 

deceptive sense scale in the photo, the lines are about 25yds past the kiln chimney seen behind the fire, and that chimney is about 4ft square... thanks for the concern tho:thumbup1: (wouldnt like to say if the kiln is too close to the lines:sneaky2:, but it certainly produces £££££'s worth of pottery every year for the land-owner)