Flaming float tube!

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Flaming float tube!

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I have been kindly supplied some bamboo to make a float tube by a very kind member who shall remain nameless (thanks Barney :huray: ) my question is do I need to remove the "enamel" by scraping it before trying to flame it?

Help please.
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I scraped, I made two others and scraped them too

Loop Erimder wrote:Been posted before.......
My first homemade float tube
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Cheers Loop,

Just what I am hoping to achieve. Guessing its hard to scribe on them with the enamel on.
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If you use a kelly kettle keep the shavings for tinder
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Loop, that's a cracking looking float tube! jealous!

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Steq wrote:Loop, that's a cracking looking float tube! jealous!
Thanks Steq there's another one I made in "another bamboo float tube" bit better too
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