Totally agreed. That's why I built one in my back yard using some spare rock (there is a lot of it lying around Texas), and old copper firebowl, a turkey fryer burner that was 'spare', and some fireglass that I sourced locally.
I first saw one of these while on a work trip to Palm Springs where they had a couple of these that people were getting drunk around at the bar:
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| Fire, superheated glass chunks, and drunk people- what could possibly go wrong? |
When I had the parts in place, I was able to build this in something close to 45 minutes:
I'll be building another one soon. I have more glass left over.
I love fire and glass together!! That's why I work with molten glass in my spare time! I must see if ThatBrotherInLaw can make one of these for me!! That's a big bowl of awesomeness!
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty easy to build. The hardest part was getting the tempered glass.
DeleteWhat is used for fuel? Butane or propane?
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