new bike shed.

Yebbut, if the walls have been pulled in and yet the outside
dimensions remain the same, what occupies the space in between?

 

You do realise that using a paraffin heater will increase condensation?

 

I suppose it goes without saying that as soon as you ohl a logburner,
opportunities to acquire logs dry up faster than ether in a desert.

Ubbgre, I said it...

 

Geoff Berrow said:

The canoe.

 

Shedspace of course.

 

Oh yeah?

How many alchemists do you know? Do they have the Phil Officer's Stone?

 

Boodly Devil Inarnate...

Oh, as you were.

 

Yep. I think that's how they used to made turpentine: put a load of
fir branches in a kettle and heat it up and catch the vapours.

 

1/365,000,000 years to get a measurable amount (In teaspoons)

You can molish charcoal, tar *and* methanol much more easierly by
heating wood in a closed vessel.

 

CaO - quicklime.

To molish it worthwhile you'd arrq to get a lot of free very-hotness.
Otherwise the raretl you put in will far outweigh any you can get
(theoretically) from the product.

 

Thank you.

I sit corrected. Just one thing though: whose wife?

 

Any wife will do. If you have a choice whichever comes to hand first.

 

New sheds are born within that space........

 

Yes I know. I used to own a paraffin powered space heater that was like
a small jet engine when it was running. Consumed a gallon an hour
I know exactly how much water vapour is generated

I meant this type:

http://www.dealec.co.uk/acatalog/Deal_Electrical__Tubular_Heaters_181.htm
l

 

TQT, obviously...

 

I'd rather have one (oo-er!) who comes to heel...

 

Has anyone here got a shedburning stove?

I was at a garden centre sales shack yesterday, and the 'droid said she'd
recently sold a lump of cast iron to a chap who made wooden toys, so had
lots of spare wood for heating his jbexshed.

Porbably not a question for the bikers, as they may not be so keen on
external combustion of their motors.

 

Note to self: when Pan returns an error, don't assume that it hasn't
actually posted the message.

 

Oh, useful, ta. They are off the ground, but not covered. I do have spare
rolls of shed roofing felt, as a result of a minor miscalculation.

 

There is 'bio crude' but that requires bio-waste, water, heat, pressure,
and six minutes. Needs a further lot of energy to process it because it
contains surplus amounts of oxygen, or something, that has to be removed.