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Here is the cauldron.  It is a $5 bin from Fre Meyer, some camper insulation tape and 20 half 1 inch wood balls from Michaels.  Tomorrow's post will show the (hopefully) finished progress.  

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  1. KyleOctober 9, 2010 at 8:25 AM

    This needs and after photo, to show off the transformation!
    I'm raring to get some low-hanging fog pumping out of this baby!

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