http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#f9f6c821-adb8-453e-9fd4-85388d28dfad Not sure if you have enough material ("400" is more than a few bricks short of "massive"), but a design such as the one pictured below comes to mind: http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/photos/62d287df-eaaf-4bef-922b-72b8195c2fdb Actual length of 2x4's in your pile of lumber could also be a limiting factor. Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:01:14 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#f9f6c821-adb8-453e-9fd4-85388d28dfad Richard 2008-06-18T11:01:14Z http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#b271b33d-3c1e-4bff-beb3-8b6deaaf7f46 fabulous score! will you post a photo of your solar air heater? love to see it. Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:31:21 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#b271b33d-3c1e-4bff-beb3-8b6deaaf7f46 Katri 2008-06-17T16:31:21Z http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#4f9572e1-ca76-4b45-be49-080b522d8dce Maybe he likes to break stuff. Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:19:11 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#4f9572e1-ca76-4b45-be49-080b522d8dce ALLAH God of all 2008-06-17T14:19:11Z http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#27970247-470b-414a-b26c-77770275970b I hope that post is a spoof, and not just stupid. Tue, 17 Jun 2008 13:25:35 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#27970247-470b-414a-b26c-77770275970b Dan 2008-06-17T13:25:35Z http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#1e395df3-a0e1-4af7-8040-288393159110 use however many bricks it takes, with the lumber, to make 5 window frames for the panes of glass. Then, take the remaining bricks and start chuckin! Woohoo!. Just make sure you lay down some bed sheets or something to collect the glass when it breaks. Wouldn't want to find any pieces the hard way. Tue, 17 Jun 2008 06:35:26 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#1e395df3-a0e1-4af7-8040-288393159110 DatiG 2008-06-17T06:35:26Z http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#19500020-0f16-4046-ba27-2d28491977d3 I'm thinkin solar oven would be a fun use as well as a hot box to start plants in. JSin Tue, 17 Jun 2008 04:55:43 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#19500020-0f16-4046-ba27-2d28491977d3 JSin 2008-06-17T04:55:43Z http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#00f4c9eb-1cac-45f8-bad6-6b90c3a9f595 Somebody up there likes me. Week before last I scored 7 33" X 89" double paned sheets of glass and tonight a buddy shows up with a bunch of bricks. I think there's a little over 400 of them. Any ideas for a cool projects? One piece of glass is going into a bigger solar air heater. I have a 50' length of plastic tubing that I use as a hot water heater so I thought another piece of glass could go to make a box for it so the water gets hotter. So I have a load of bricks and 5 remaining pieces of glass. Oh, and a pile of lumber from the shed we tore down. Any ideas? Tue, 17 Jun 2008 03:48:18 GMT http://do-it-yourself.tribe.net/thread/3bdcf932-d893-409d-98e6-e177a246b1b2#00f4c9eb-1cac-45f8-bad6-6b90c3a9f595 yadda yadda 2008-06-17T03:48:18Z