
Spiffy wood stove from an old computer case... Link.
Wood stove from an old computer case...
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Looks like part of the case is galvanized. I'd be a least a little leery of zinc poisoning.
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I have a wood burning stove designed for use in a tent that is made from galvanized stock. I assume the people who sold it to me: http://www.pantherprimitives.com/, knew what they were doing.
If you're heating the thing up hot enough to boil off the zinc (which is what happens when you are welding or the like) you're probably doing something wrong.
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