Posted by Rod in Forfar on February 20, 2010 at 17:28:31 from (64.118.16.77):
My son and his friends wanted to make maple syrup again, so I decided to get a local welder to build a good arch to hold the pan. A neighbour suggested lining the firebox with concrete patio stones to save on the cost of firebrick. The arch went together well and we had the first hot fire in it today.
Sounded like WWI in the shack for a bit: one by one the patio stones exploded like bombs. The 28 gauge galvanized sheeting held the shrapnel in, but just barely.
The welder broke out laughing when I called him. Seems my patio stones were too wet and they blew up. He suggested I find some replacements from an indoor store and try again.
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