Wood-Fired Ocean Hot Tub

Step 2 Mount it on a Frame

Next, we welded the heat exchanger onto a frame that would sit neatly on top of a bonfire. Brett donated an old steel end table that gave us the basic shape. Ben cut a hole in the top with an oxyacetylene torch, welded angle iron to the legs for stability in the wind, and then welded the exchanger on top.

The whole contraption made resembled some sort of crazed steampunk sleigh. In the last photo, Ben demonstrates the "crazed" part.

Comments

[kwhit190211]

Can't burn for beans! Ought to be ashamed of yourself for posting a nasty cut hole like that!!