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2010-09-29, 12:59pm
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LunaMoth
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LunaMothSaturniiBeadsBurningShack!!! Finally Finished!!!!
On the outside it's just a barn/shack
It took almost 3 month to build it and it isn't finished yet on the outside.
On the left side when you go in you see a door:
 
And then:
tatatatatatatataaaaaaaa
  
I'm sooo hapy with it. Last sunday I went to a workshop with Astrid Riedel and have been trying to make beads like her's since than....
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Have a very nice torchday! Patrice.
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2010-09-29, 1:13pm
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Somewhat out there!
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Join Date: Aug 26, 2009
Location: Esko Minnesota
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What a nice spot. Love the windows, would feel like you were torching outside.
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2010-09-29, 3:09pm
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Formerly Thetabird
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Join Date: Aug 19, 2005
Location: Jensen Beach, Fl
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Just a barn/shack?? It looks wonderful!! Have fun creating there. Donna
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2010-09-29, 7:06pm
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Location: Long Island, NY
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It's beautiful, but is that a propane tank inside that I see? Not trying to give you a hard time, but not only is is illegal, it's dangerous. Please move it outside & be safe.
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2010-09-29, 8:16pm
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Awesome love all the windows.Les
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2010-09-30, 4:33am
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LunaMoth
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Join Date: Dec 30, 2009
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@ Lea: in Holland it isn't forbidden, to have a propane tank indoors.... at least not that I know of..., they also use it in caravans and other mobile homes. And they also use it a lot to barbeque or making snacks in hot oil. It's allowed inside and there is some safety advice about the pressure regulator, flexible hose and so on, always use a sealed tank.
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Have a very nice torchday! Patrice.
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2010-09-30, 5:20am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LunaMoth
@ Lea: in Holland it isn't forbidden, to have a propane tank indoors.... at least not that I know of..., they also use it in caravans and other mobile homes. And they also use it a lot to barbeque or making snacks in hot oil. It's allowed inside and there is some safety advice about the pressure regulator, flexible hose and so on, always use a sealed tank.
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not forbidden?.....it is still unwise.
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2010-09-30, 2:53pm
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My opinion not needed
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Join Date: Oct 02, 2005
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It is very common in Europe (and not illegal) for tanks to indoors (cooking, etc) ... at least it was when I lived there. We had a big tank in the basement....
Nice studio!! 
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2010-09-30, 6:20pm
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I'd rather be torching.
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Join Date: Oct 03, 2008
Location: Nikiski, Alaska
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nice studio!
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2010-09-30, 6:23pm
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The Brighter the Better!
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Location: Sydney, Australia
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Heaven! What a bliss-full space!!! I know you guys get upset with the propane tank inside issue but you forget that your homes are mostly sealed up tight for the heating and air conditioning so therefore need extraction systems and air intakes. Here I only use an extraction fan for my torch area and I can open my windows with no worries about the elements. But I do have a fire extingusher and fire blanket plus I am in an old kitchen with tiled floors,
Cheers
Jenny
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2010-09-30, 6:42pm
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I'd rather be torching.
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Join Date: Oct 03, 2008
Location: Nikiski, Alaska
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I also have my little tank in my basement/studio as well. have for years now. I also have a concrete floor, fire extinguishers, steel covered table, and a carbon monoxide detector. We use natural gas for heat so I have my detectors in the laundry/boiler room as well.
I haven't figured out why some people think it is such a safety hazard as compared to my natural gas heater. Frankly I more scared about that than my tank.
Perhaps someone could chime in with some accidents they know of?
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2010-09-30, 8:21pm
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Studio with a view !!! I like it 
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2010-10-01, 4:10am
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old fart
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Location: st paul mn
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I haven't figured out why some people think it is such a safety hazard as compared to my natural gas heater.
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natural gas is lighter than air so if a little bit leaks, it floats away. propane is heaver than air so it sinks to the basement floor where it stays. ventilation fans do little to get rid of it since they suck air much higher than the floor. if the propane builds up it can explode.
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2010-10-01, 8:05am
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I'd rather be torching.
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Thanks Mark.
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2010-10-02, 11:45am
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LunaMoth
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Thank you all for the nice comments and advice about the gastank.
I'll be very carefull, also have a fireextinguisher nearby.
And the view is great indeed, in the morning I can see the sun rise. And made some beads now, with some music, the dog in the corner (she wants to stay nearby), it's a very nice place to get some beadwork done.
Have a nice weekend everyone, kind regards and thanks again, Patrice
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Have a very nice torchday! Patrice.
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2010-10-15, 9:55pm
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Location: Oklahoma
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Luna, it's huge!! So very nice for you to have a place like this. I am very happy for you!!
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2010-10-17, 8:58am
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Gentleman of Leisure
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Location: A Little Bit West of Yosemite Valley
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Leigh-in-AK
I also have my little tank in my basement/studio as well. have for years now. I also have a concrete floor, fire extinguishers, steel covered table, and a carbon monoxide detector. We use natural gas for heat so I have my detectors in the laundry/boiler room as well.
I haven't figured out why some people think it is such a safety hazard as compared to my natural gas heater. Frankly I more scared about that than my tank.
Perhaps someone could chime in with some accidents they know of?
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Have you read this thread.....
http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=412
Dale
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