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Baby steps in the apartment. Found and mounted a used table, collected some kitchen inventory and mounted a trailer rack today. #theWorkshop shop
A small kitchen table mounted on the wall with two chairs left and right. A candles on the table illuminating the scene.
An unspectacular kitchen with various items.
A bike trailer hung on a wall mounted rack next to a door frame.
#theWorkshop
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rostiger
rostiger
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Just exploring possibilities beyond gas and electricity. And who knows, maybe some day I will find my way to the sea...
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Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu Linvega
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what are you doing with an origo, are you planning to come and live on the water?
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Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu Linvega
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it's a slippery slope from the "I'm brewing coffee on my alcohol stove in my apartment" pipeline, to "I'm brewing coffee on my alcohol stove in my boat."
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rostiger
rostiger
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@neauoire @klardotsh @rek I tested the burner the past few days and have this issue where the flame stays on even though I close the gauge? Even when keeping it closed for ~ 10 seconds and re-opening, the flame comes right back up. Currently I have to open the whole thing (while the tank is actively burning!) and put something on top to close it. That's not how it's supposed to work, right?
@Devine Lu Linvega @R E K @tired blip
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Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu Linvega
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@klardotsh @rek no, I had the same issue the first few times with ours as well. I can't remember what we did to fix it, I think we just put less alcohol.
@R E K @tired blip
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R E K
R E K
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we didnt have that issue with our Origo tho, we only had it with the little Trangia burner we now have onboard (as Dev said, there was just too much alcohol in the thing).
Maybe Origo cannister was overfilled?
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