Windermere Kettle
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Windermere Kettle
Hi All
I have attached a couple of pics of my "new" kettle, being steamed for the first time. The pictures are less than a minute apart. The kettle body is made from brass fittings rescued from a sunken wreck. I am led to believe it was parts of an air compressor and had been at the bottom of the sea for 30-40 years.
It worked great - never be short of a cuppa now!!
This what the original cylinder looked like:
Thanks to all the posts with this as a theme.
Regards
Tom
I have attached a couple of pics of my "new" kettle, being steamed for the first time. The pictures are less than a minute apart. The kettle body is made from brass fittings rescued from a sunken wreck. I am led to believe it was parts of an air compressor and had been at the bottom of the sea for 30-40 years.
It worked great - never be short of a cuppa now!!
This what the original cylinder looked like:
Thanks to all the posts with this as a theme.
Regards
Tom
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Re: Windermere Kettle
Looking good Tom, may have to include one in my build!
John
John
Last edited by SSGR on Wed 03 Apr 2013, 7:01 pm; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Windermere Kettle
Looking good
the coleman- Number of posts : 216
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