Re-purposed condemned SCUBA tanks
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what a great picture !
My wife who enrolled and completed a two year college welding course needs a project- We have SCUBA Bells all over our home and several bells as garden art
A statue using an old SCUBA tank as the body is a GREAT idea !
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Sam Miller, 111
what a great picture !
My wife who enrolled and completed a two year college welding course needs a project- We have SCUBA Bells all over our home and several bells as garden art
A statue using an old SCUBA tank as the body is a GREAT idea !
Thank you so much for posting
Sam Miller, 111
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I just cut the bottom off one today. They make awesome dog bowls because they are so heavy they can't push it around with their nose like they do plastic bowls. But my favorite is the beer opener.
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My kind of a over grown night light. The burnt wood base is appears to be an afterthought and detracts from the simple modern beauty of the lamp.
it is interesting that a Zoo Keeper and apparently two pole spears are also displayed---In Florida aren't these items normally stored in a garage or in a dedicated dive locker ???
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Fantastic bottle opener !
Can I assume the picture was taken some where on a Caribbean island ? I can't recall when I purchased a drink that required a wall mounted bottle cap opener -- always pop tops ...
I mentioned the dog bowl application in post # 1, way back in January 2018 -- They are in a word Great! I have a small dog , Lucky,. who delight in dumping his water -- but he has been totally unsuccessful since we have been using a "SCUBA tank Bowl."
Thanks for posting and sharing
Sam Miller, 111
My kind of a over grown night light. The burnt wood base is appears to be an afterthought and detracts from the simple modern beauty of the lamp.
it is interesting that a Zoo Keeper and apparently two pole spears are also displayed---In Florida aren't these items normally stored in a garage or in a dedicated dive locker ???
@Graveyarddiver
Fantastic bottle opener !
Can I assume the picture was taken some where on a Caribbean island ? I can't recall when I purchased a drink that required a wall mounted bottle cap opener -- always pop tops ...
I mentioned the dog bowl application in post # 1, way back in January 2018 -- They are in a word Great! I have a small dog , Lucky,. who delight in dumping his water -- but he has been totally unsuccessful since we have been using a "SCUBA tank Bowl."
Thanks for posting and sharing
Sam Miller, 111
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Light number two --Fantastic !
some one was very talented with a aluminum SCUBA tank
I suspect we will see a lot of repurposing SCUBA tanks in the future
thanks again flor sharing
Sam Miller, 111
some one was very talented with a aluminum SCUBA tank
I suspect we will see a lot of repurposing SCUBA tanks in the future
thanks again flor sharing
Sam Miller, 111
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would love details on that grill
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