Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Blacktail on July 31, 2008, 09:55:48 pm
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so,do you guys have any neet ways of steaming wood in side...i use the old pot and tin foil.just wondering if any one has some differant ways of doing this.thanks john
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Pot and tinfoil works great for me.
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Me too.
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I use the wife's new pot, keeps us talkin >:D
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Aluminum buffet pans work great, heats more limb area than a pot and you dont have to worry about ruining the old ladys good cooking pot..... ;D
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Aluminum buffet pans work great, heats more limb area than a pot and you dont have to worry about ruining the old ladys good cooking pot..... ;D
The water boils faster too. But dont let her hear you call her old lady. :o
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I use big ole crab pots and foil.
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well it looks like every one else is doing the same thing i might as well stick with it..i was thinking of doing some sort of stove pipe thing.rather than all ways buying foil.thanks john
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Got to the Primitive Archer Main page, click on the Slippery Elm article. There's a picture of a pot/foil setup for steaming a bow.
http://www.primitivearcher.com/articles/slipperyelm.html
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like Dano I use the old ladies pot ,communication is the key to keeping a marraige together.
Dennis
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She likes it when I call her my old lady. :) She didn't like it when I accidentally boiled her good cooking pot dry..... ::) >:(
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Plenty of good pots, not so many good old ladies, just an observation on my part.
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Yes Dano, and you can get another good one at Walmart. The pot that is. Justin
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After a particular incident several years ago where the blanket encasing my steam pipe caught fire while I was in the basement and nearly burned the kitchen, if not the whole house down, I haven't been able to steam wood in the house by order of the Illustrious Potentator, aka; Queenie. It's all heat gun in the basement or boiling osage on the barbie outside for me.