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05-31-2005, 08:10 PM
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Fireproof storage
Posted By: Anson
I know there are fireproof materials out there that could be used to make something. I remember seeing the material used for space shuttle tiles that would work nicely. At an 1/4 inch thick, you could put your hand on one side and a lit blow torch on the other safely. 
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