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- nagutron commented on nagutron's instructable Wood-Fired Ocean Hot Tub
- nagutron commented on nagutron's instructable The $70 IKEA Mini Server RackView Instructable »
Thanks for the tip! Thankfully, I'm long past the days of needing a server rack :)
- nagutron commented on sjowett's instructable Fridge Hack - Load ShiftingView Instructable »
This is really cool!
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So, the main thing that kept our pipes safe was the water inside. The theory is that the water would be boiling/exploding out of the outlet/way too hot for comfort long before the melting point of the solder. So, if the pipes are full of water, the solder joints should be safe. Ours stayed solid, in any case!That's a beautiful stove/pipe btw :)