benp
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A new fire pit accessory we manufactured today. Beverage holder with more.....
Prototype finished....paint was still a wee wet.
Prototype finished....paint was still a wee wet.
The Fire Pit Thread
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Nice burner. Beautiful house as well. Ron
sledge&wedge
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You could always noodle it halfway through (as some others have said) right in the firepit, then stuff the noodles back into your cut to use as kindling when you're ready to light it up.
Agreed. Its that burner commercially for sale somewhere or was it a custom-made burner? I must admit it really looks nice and appears very safe as well--a rare combination.
I'm not sure where she got it, I think cabelas. Landmann is the brand. It's definitely nice and quite safe.
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NSMaple1
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Almost killed me to do it, but I picked up a 'factory' fire pit here today on sale. Couldn't quite find the right things in our scrap heap here to make one quick - so will see how this goes. Not too optimistic about its potential longevity. I'll try to remember to snap a pic once I get the thing landed how I want & fired up - won't be tomorrow though. (Who the heck keeps making my do list longer - stop it already....)
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Right now we can't have open fires at all, too dry and lot of forest fires.
I'm not sure if the enclosed fire pit would be ok or not. I'm just about afraid to fire up my BBQer right now!
I'm not sure if the enclosed fire pit would be ok or not. I'm just about afraid to fire up my BBQer right now!
I will look for it. My favorite bar and grill near my huge pile of logs would love to feed it. I'll talk to the manager and see if it's OK that I offer it for cool evening burns on the outdoor patio. We have all the ingredients that it needs.
Thanks a bunch!
Thought I'd give an updated photo of my firepit as it looks today.
You can see the lighter firebricks of the firepit directly in front of the lawn chair.
That is truly disgusting. Where on earth did all of this water come from? I had no idea that southern Illinois (actually St. Louis) was in this condition. That's the worst I have ever seen, and I used to live in that neck of the woods. Cairo, yes it floods out there, but St Louis? Unbelieveable.
This is just flash flooding. Happens in flat ground here every now and then. It's been this bad 3-4 times since I lived here (16 years).
Josh, I must say that that hole in the bottom drain thing ain't working too well at the moment. 
Ron
Ron
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Damn Stache...you wasn't kidding when you said a ' big pool' in the swimming pool thread, was ya?
Crazy amount of flash flooding there. Hope it gets gone soon for you folks.line the bottom,,with about a inch of sand. no burn thru, iffin you get carried away.....
Damn Stache...you wasn't kidding when you said a ' big pool' in the swimming pool thread, was ya?
Yes, it's all gone now. It's just so flat around here when we get a good rain it takes some time for things to drain away. It's possible to be unable to leave town for an hour or two because of flooded roads. 4-5 years ago I had to try 3 different roads before I was able to get back into town.
A little bit of everything. Maple, aspen, elm, and cherry. My back row of wood by the deck isn't drying any further but it already has been css for 11 months so it lights up alright.
is that from an overflowing river/creek/stream or just accumulated rain water?
Boy do I like burning elm. Silent, long lasting, and clean burning.
Got to spend about a half hour with my oldest (age 10) at the fire after everyone went to bed. His baseball season ended tonight with a 3rd place finish which is darn good for the amount of talent in his league. With 5 kids in the house any one on one time is golden. Very much enjoyed our talk.
