Show me your fire pit pics.

[Aggie]

This is the Toyota Trail Riders' (A TLCA Chapter ) Clubhouse and firepit. Enjoy.

 

[reffug]

HA, no freezing here in NC.This is actually the water part of the fire and water terrace i was talking bout, but the pond was nice too.

So your 'client' is kinda poor huh?

 

[D'Animal]

Current fire pit

I carved the log into multiple seating areas.
Recently added the stone end table.

 

[Music Man]

 

[Cannon88]

This is what my aunt just finished out at their place. Think it came out great.

 

[splitshot]

Great revival, that log bench is awesome, nice to see some green there also.

 

[woody]

Set my new TNT Customs pit up for gas...

 

[Cannon88]

Here is my uncles set up in Mississippi. Such a great place.

 

[kybishop]

Re-purposed an old tractor wheel.

 

[jfz80]

Damn. @brettk digging deep

A decade later I just shot clays with that same client today serving him from a different industry.

His son now owns that house and I finally got to build my own fire pit.

 

[Grease106]

Basic but cooks my tea every now and then…

 

[brettk]

Damn. @brettk digging deep

A decade later I just shot clays with that same client today serving him from a different industry.

His son now owns that house and I finally got to build my own fire pit.


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I give credit where it’s due . I just found this corner of mud. We moved in to our new house about a month ago, and I’ll be building a fire pit over winter.

 

[Hojack]

Got my fire pit from rock crushing plant. Solid steel weighs ~ 1000 pounds.

 

[brettk]

I was really interested in the Solo and Breeo stoves because of the smokeless aspect, but I couldn’t bring myself to pay what they’re asking. I watched a couple videos where people made their own, so I picked up a fire ring at the store along with some pavers over the weekend.

I left some small gaps in the pavers on the ground, and drilled holes every 2” along the top rim of the fire ring. The idea is that air is sucked in from the bottom gaps and travels up between the fire ring and the pavers, then gets sucked into the fire itself via the holes along the top of the ring. Allows more intake of oxygen and is supposed to create a vacuum effect of sorts once it gets hot enough. It’s not 100% smokeless, but it’s crazy how much it cuts down.

 

[kirvesmies]

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@Hojack , it'll be a few generations of great, great grandkids before that fire pit has it's last offering fire (or funeral pyre).
4th pic down, i see Alf's head in the flames