Stupendous Man

> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
> in
> this case for removing stuck lugs..


Just don't try this on real magnesium wheels.

--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

Stupendous Man

> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
> in
> this case for removing stuck lugs..


Just don't try this on real magnesium wheels.

--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

billy ray

Why not? A little thermite would be a great way to them going...


"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
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>
>> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
>> in
>> this case for removing stuck lugs..
>
>
> Just don't try this on real magnesium wheels.
>
> --
> Stupendous Man,
> Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
>

billy ray

Why not? A little thermite would be a great way to them going...


"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:4dttu1F1bmo0bU1@individual.net...
>
>> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
>> in
>> this case for removing stuck lugs..
>
>
> Just don't try this on real magnesium wheels.
>
> --
> Stupendous Man,
> Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
>

billy ray

Why not? A little thermite would be a great way to them going...


"Stupendous Man" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
news:4dttu1F1bmo0bU1@individual.net...
>
>> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
>> in
>> this case for removing stuck lugs..
>
>
> Just don't try this on real magnesium wheels.
>
> --
> Stupendous Man,
> Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty
>

Lon

ANFO is easy to make but makes a poor fire starter. It also has the
downside that it is easier to set off crappy home made explosives than
stuff designed for warheads and such. Some odd prejudice for not
blowing the thing up when it gets the nudge from whatever is launching
or shooting it. Thermit has the downside that you end up with all that
liquid iron drizzling around and welding things together. Plus it might
be hot enough to ignite an aluminum wheel or at best damage it.

billy ray proclaimed:

> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better in
> this case for removing stuck lugs..
>
> Anyone who took highschool chemistry can make either one from stuff you have
> around the house or can pick up locally..
>
>
> "Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:hsKdnRATkvNsJuXZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
>>Earle Horton proclaimed:
>>
>>
>>>"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
>>>news:pKvcg.50659$9c6.33305@dukeread11...
>>>
>>>
>>>>aGraham did pass the time by typing:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>In article <Rftcg.7673$JW5.5473@southeast.rr.com>,
>>>>>Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>It also looks really cool when you spray it onto a flame <BG>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Yeah, that is how we got our camp fire started this weekend when
>>>>>everyone forgot the lighter fluid and the wood was a little wet...
>>>>>wasn't safe but did get the job done.
>>>>
>>>>You can also try this one. Take some cardboard and cut it to 2"x2"
>>>>stick a strike anywhere match into one of the holes (or a couple)
>>>>so the head just barely sticks out. Dip the thing in hot wax. Let
>>>>it dry and store in a ziplock bag. (keeps any melting wax from getting
>>>>on things in the car) The wax keeps the match safe and dry and the
>>>>rest acts as a real good firestarter. Used them all the time camping
>>>>and rafting.
>>>>
>>>
>>>I like Coghlan's Fire Paste, Mautz Fire Ribbon or the equivalent, and a
>>>Bic
>>>butane lighter all packed in a Zip-Loc bag. Total weight about five
>>>ounces.
>>>
>>>Earle
>>
>>Some surplus stores have small waxy blocks that look like toilet paper
>>impregnated with dark amber waxy compound and one end that has an
>>oxidiser. Another item that works but is a bit hard to come by due to
>>recent troubles is C4. Burns readily with a very hot flame and will start
>>rather wet wood.
>
>
>

Lon

ANFO is easy to make but makes a poor fire starter. It also has the
downside that it is easier to set off crappy home made explosives than
stuff designed for warheads and such. Some odd prejudice for not
blowing the thing up when it gets the nudge from whatever is launching
or shooting it. Thermit has the downside that you end up with all that
liquid iron drizzling around and welding things together. Plus it might
be hot enough to ignite an aluminum wheel or at best damage it.

billy ray proclaimed:

> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better in
> this case for removing stuck lugs..
>
> Anyone who took highschool chemistry can make either one from stuff you have
> around the house or can pick up locally..
>
>
> "Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:hsKdnRATkvNsJuXZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
>>Earle Horton proclaimed:
>>
>>
>>>"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
>>>news:pKvcg.50659$9c6.33305@dukeread11...
>>>
>>>
>>>>aGraham did pass the time by typing:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>In article <Rftcg.7673$JW5.5473@southeast.rr.com>,
>>>>>Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>It also looks really cool when you spray it onto a flame <BG>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Yeah, that is how we got our camp fire started this weekend when
>>>>>everyone forgot the lighter fluid and the wood was a little wet...
>>>>>wasn't safe but did get the job done.
>>>>
>>>>You can also try this one. Take some cardboard and cut it to 2"x2"
>>>>stick a strike anywhere match into one of the holes (or a couple)
>>>>so the head just barely sticks out. Dip the thing in hot wax. Let
>>>>it dry and store in a ziplock bag. (keeps any melting wax from getting
>>>>on things in the car) The wax keeps the match safe and dry and the
>>>>rest acts as a real good firestarter. Used them all the time camping
>>>>and rafting.
>>>>
>>>
>>>I like Coghlan's Fire Paste, Mautz Fire Ribbon or the equivalent, and a
>>>Bic
>>>butane lighter all packed in a Zip-Loc bag. Total weight about five
>>>ounces.
>>>
>>>Earle
>>
>>Some surplus stores have small waxy blocks that look like toilet paper
>>impregnated with dark amber waxy compound and one end that has an
>>oxidiser. Another item that works but is a bit hard to come by due to
>>recent troubles is C4. Burns readily with a very hot flame and will start
>>rather wet wood.
>
>
>

Lon

ANFO is easy to make but makes a poor fire starter. It also has the
downside that it is easier to set off crappy home made explosives than
stuff designed for warheads and such. Some odd prejudice for not
blowing the thing up when it gets the nudge from whatever is launching
or shooting it. Thermit has the downside that you end up with all that
liquid iron drizzling around and welding things together. Plus it might
be hot enough to ignite an aluminum wheel or at best damage it.

billy ray proclaimed:

> Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better in
> this case for removing stuck lugs..
>
> Anyone who took highschool chemistry can make either one from stuff you have
> around the house or can pick up locally..
>
>
> "Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:hsKdnRATkvNsJuXZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
>>Earle Horton proclaimed:
>>
>>
>>>"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
>>>news:pKvcg.50659$9c6.33305@dukeread11...
>>>
>>>
>>>>aGraham did pass the time by typing:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>In article <Rftcg.7673$JW5.5473@southeast.rr.com>,
>>>>>Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>It also looks really cool when you spray it onto a flame <BG>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Yeah, that is how we got our camp fire started this weekend when
>>>>>everyone forgot the lighter fluid and the wood was a little wet...
>>>>>wasn't safe but did get the job done.
>>>>
>>>>You can also try this one. Take some cardboard and cut it to 2"x2"
>>>>stick a strike anywhere match into one of the holes (or a couple)
>>>>so the head just barely sticks out. Dip the thing in hot wax. Let
>>>>it dry and store in a ziplock bag. (keeps any melting wax from getting
>>>>on things in the car) The wax keeps the match safe and dry and the
>>>>rest acts as a real good firestarter. Used them all the time camping
>>>>and rafting.
>>>>
>>>
>>>I like Coghlan's Fire Paste, Mautz Fire Ribbon or the equivalent, and a
>>>Bic
>>>butane lighter all packed in a Zip-Loc bag. Total weight about five
>>>ounces.
>>>
>>>Earle
>>
>>Some surplus stores have small waxy blocks that look like toilet paper
>>impregnated with dark amber waxy compound and one end that has an
>>oxidiser. Another item that works but is a bit hard to come by due to
>>recent troubles is C4. Burns readily with a very hot flame and will start
>>rather wet wood.
>
>
>

Lon

Probably got the idea from Bill Mauldin's famous GI putting a Jeep out
of its misery.


Earle Horton proclaimed:

> A coworker in the orchard told me, that he once removed a stubborn shock
> absorber mounting bolt, using a 44 Magnum pistol. Some people, you just
> know that they are telling you the truth.
>
> Earle
>
> "billy ray" <Kill.them.all@God.knows.his.own.com> wrote in message
> news:25386$44792da5$48311525$31793@FUSE.NET...
>
>>Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
>
> in
>
>>this case for removing stuck lugs..
>>
>>Anyone who took highschool chemistry can make either one from stuff you
>
> have
>
>>around the house or can pick up locally..
>>
>>
>>"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
>>news:hsKdnRATkvNsJuXZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@comcast.co m...
>>
>>>Earle Horton proclaimed:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
>>>>news:pKvcg.50659$9c6.33305@dukeread11...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>aGraham did pass the time by typing:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>In article <Rftcg.7673$JW5.5473@southeast.rr.com>,
>>>>>>Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>It also looks really cool when you spray it onto a flame <BG>.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Yeah, that is how we got our camp fire started this weekend when
>>>>>>everyone forgot the lighter fluid and the wood was a little wet...
>>>>>>wasn't safe but did get the job done.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can also try this one. Take some cardboard and cut it to 2"x2"
>>>>>stick a strike anywhere match into one of the holes (or a couple)
>>>>>so the head just barely sticks out. Dip the thing in hot wax. Let
>>>>>it dry and store in a ziplock bag. (keeps any melting wax from getting
>>>>>on things in the car) The wax keeps the match safe and dry and the
>>>>>rest acts as a real good firestarter. Used them all the time camping
>>>>>and rafting.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I like Coghlan's Fire Paste, Mautz Fire Ribbon or the equivalent, and a
>>>>Bic
>>>>butane lighter all packed in a Zip-Loc bag. Total weight about five
>>>>ounces.
>>>>
>>>>Earle
>>>
>>>Some surplus stores have small waxy blocks that look like toilet paper
>>>impregnated with dark amber waxy compound and one end that has an
>>>oxidiser. Another item that works but is a bit hard to come by due to
>>>recent troubles is C4. Burns readily with a very hot flame and will
>
> start
>
>>>rather wet wood.
>>
>>
>
>
>
> *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com ***

Lon

Probably got the idea from Bill Mauldin's famous GI putting a Jeep out
of its misery.


Earle Horton proclaimed:

> A coworker in the orchard told me, that he once removed a stubborn shock
> absorber mounting bolt, using a 44 Magnum pistol. Some people, you just
> know that they are telling you the truth.
>
> Earle
>
> "billy ray" <Kill.them.all@God.knows.his.own.com> wrote in message
> news:25386$44792da5$48311525$31793@FUSE.NET...
>
>>Plastic explosives are easy to make as is Thermite which would do better
>
> in
>
>>this case for removing stuck lugs..
>>
>>Anyone who took highschool chemistry can make either one from stuff you
>
> have
>
>>around the house or can pick up locally..
>>
>>
>>"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
>>news:hsKdnRATkvNsJuXZnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@comcast.co m...
>>
>>>Earle Horton proclaimed:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
>>>>news:pKvcg.50659$9c6.33305@dukeread11...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>aGraham did pass the time by typing:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>In article <Rftcg.7673$JW5.5473@southeast.rr.com>,
>>>>>>Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>It also looks really cool when you spray it onto a flame <BG>.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Yeah, that is how we got our camp fire started this weekend when
>>>>>>everyone forgot the lighter fluid and the wood was a little wet...
>>>>>>wasn't safe but did get the job done.
>>>>>
>>>>>You can also try this one. Take some cardboard and cut it to 2"x2"
>>>>>stick a strike anywhere match into one of the holes (or a couple)
>>>>>so the head just barely sticks out. Dip the thing in hot wax. Let
>>>>>it dry and store in a ziplock bag. (keeps any melting wax from getting
>>>>>on things in the car) The wax keeps the match safe and dry and the
>>>>>rest acts as a real good firestarter. Used them all the time camping
>>>>>and rafting.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I like Coghlan's Fire Paste, Mautz Fire Ribbon or the equivalent, and a
>>>>Bic
>>>>butane lighter all packed in a Zip-Loc bag. Total weight about five
>>>>ounces.
>>>>
>>>>Earle
>>>
>>>Some surplus stores have small waxy blocks that look like toilet paper
>>>impregnated with dark amber waxy compound and one end that has an
>>>oxidiser. Another item that works but is a bit hard to come by due to
>>>recent troubles is C4. Burns readily with a very hot flame and will
>
> start
>
>>>rather wet wood.
>>
>>
>
>
>
> *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com ***