Austin fire maker Dave Umlas built this flame-belching beast of an art piece out of stainless steel and propane gas jets. Check the site for more pics - New Flame Effect [via Neatorama]
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Aug 11, 2008 03:00 PM
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Ahaha !! I LOVE THIS !!
I was waiting for it to lift off :)
Nice pics in result.
My kind of art
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I'd be a lot more impressed if it generated some power or performed some useful work along with all that heat and green-house gas output.
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@ Mark - I'd be a lot more impressed if you used whatever massive amount of time you have on your hands to do some useful work with your life, instead of all this random text and smugness output.
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@Twi - i lent a little editorial touch to your comment.
Try to keep the flames limited to those in the sculpture - thanky!
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