Red Phosphoruous!? It was my understanding that it was quite illegal to have any, or to even try to buy any if you aren't a military weapons arms scientist or something....
Charcoal (and making black powder)
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XtRaVa
, Jul 24 2003 04:13 PM
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Posted 03 October 2004 - 03:18 AM
When one plays with fire, one is bound to get burndt.
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Posted 03 October 2004 - 12:48 PM
Mods - any chance of deleting the link to that site?
That guy doesn't deserve any publicity.
That guy doesn't deserve any publicity.
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Posted 11 October 2004 - 04:37 PM
Hi
I have a question. Has anyone used oak to make charcol, giving good BP? I see from a book that one type of oak, 'Quercus chrysolepis', gives very good results.
Has anyone used bog standard English Oak and got good results?
Mart
I have a question. Has anyone used oak to make charcol, giving good BP? I see from a book that one type of oak, 'Quercus chrysolepis', gives very good results.
Has anyone used bog standard English Oak and got good results?
Mart
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