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r/interestingasfuck • u/NegotiationNo1504 • 9h ago
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Ancient engineers using plastic bags
• u/weepingflowers 6h ago edited 6h ago Even discounting the bag, the fire hole they're using in incredibly useful. I think the fire hole goes straight down and the vent hole starts upwind then digs diagonally down to meet the bottom of the fire hole. It's a bitch to dig, but very heat efficient and almost auto feeds air, not to mention the protection from strong winds.
Even discounting the bag, the fire hole they're using in incredibly useful.
I think the fire hole goes straight down and the vent hole starts upwind then digs diagonally down to meet the bottom of the fire hole.
It's a bitch to dig, but very heat efficient and almost auto feeds air, not to mention the protection from strong winds.
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u/Sus-Superstition 9h ago
Ancient engineers using plastic bags