thetoolman

Well, if you observe the proper power tool safety ediquete it's fine. I've aready used it on a job for ripping trim for a window and it did the trick. Remember it's an instructable and I won't be selling things like this anytime soon.

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Only if you don't observe proper safety rules. With extra tools in the base for ballast and sturdy feet, it dosn't tip or wobble. It has worked surprisingly well.

Way to go!

Hey Buddy!!

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, as long as you give the wood several coats of varnish. I'm not sire of the seams though. I have left it out in the rain and it seems alright. If you are attaching one to the back of your trailer, yo may want to make a custom tarp as a cover.

About 3 burns.

Update: Since building this stove I have replaced the aluminum rivets that secured to grill supports with stainless steel bolts and nuts. The aluminum ones got soft when the stove was hot and failed. Oh well!

Yup, you are right. The aluminum ones failed. I've replaced them with stainless.

Sorry for the late reply. Your box looks awesome. Glad to supply the creative spark.

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I'm not sure of the model number but it's a Slik brand with sort of round legs. It probably doesn't make any difference. The most important thing is the lever lock. Make sure you can put your weight on it and it doesn't slide closed. Good luck.