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How to build a incinerator in 10 minutes using bessa blocks.
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[@TheNinja691]

Seeing it in action would’ve been nice

[@heymargaretlook]

You never seen a fire before.

[@TheNinja691]

@@heymargaretlook not in the contraption you claim works as an incinerator. When showing how to build something, people usually expect to see its effectiveness. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@heymargaretlook]

@@TheNinja691 really, like roll a wheel LOL

[@user-ds2ej3wn8p]

​@@heymargaretlookGet a metall strapper and put a band around those cinder blocks buddy or they will come apart'

[@dennismoore1116]

Looks like a great idea. Cost a few bucks more than a scrap metal drum, but pretty much permanent solution. Also nicer looking vs an old rusty metal drum.

[@johnrogan9420]

Flip flops...perfect foot wear when working with heavy cinder blocks.

[@heymargaretlook]

We are tuff here in Aus

[@ROBLOXTHANOS]

Seems like an effective build.

[@ricardoreal28]

What a beautyful assitant you got !! 👍

[@nexttvc]

I was thinking the same and I just ordered from Homedepot the blocks and going to build one

[@Roger__Wilco]

I just randomly thought of my grandpas incinerator in the 80s and found this video, probably not so bad in the area you live but it's probably a good thing that entire suburbs aren't lighting the things every Sunday morning these days :D

[@tedakers4406]

Just the design idea i needed, really having trouble finding burn barrels in my area but this looks like a great idea. Thanks so much for this information.

[@robertgeorge4064]

I’m here for the dog.

[@mcj4129]

Cool❤

[@edpilson8484]

you did not say how many blocks required?

[@heymargaretlook]

30

[@RileyGoss]

Those blocks are going to break under the heat.

[@heymargaretlook]

Still good buddy

[@ragingbull1267]

Need to interlock those blocks, its just going to fall over.

[@charlessparkes7599]

Wrong the blocks are heavy enough to be stable been up now for years

[@TheFrostDrake]

He says sturdy yet he stacked them on top of eachother rather than interlocking it. Making the seams not be straight up and down where one heftuly stick bouncing in could knock down a wall.

[@heymargaretlook]

mate it's the weight of each brick that keeps it sturdy, does not need to be interlocked and not going any higher, you wouldn't know you never made one, never had the problem's you're making up,