Builds Playhouse From Oil Cans (Jan, 1935)
Builds Playhouse From Oil Cans
BY SOLDERING together 1500 quart oil cans, Edgar Speer, Ohio mechanic, has constructed a novel playhouse for his small daughter.
By laying the soldered cans on their long axis and offsetting each course at the end, Speer has achieved a log cabin effect. Large enough to accommodate three or four full grown men, the cabin is 6-1/2 feet long, 4-1/2 feet wide and 6-1/2 feet high. The project took about 2-1/2 months of Speer’s spare time. The work was done with a common blow torch and soldering iron.
Wonder how much lead is in that thing.
Seems like a good idea but you have to change the roof every 3,000 miles.
Oil can what?