not mine but I liked it so much I had to show it.
It's a real nice one.
I'd like to make a few with different animals like a bear, eagle, and maybe a woodpecker or porcupine.
The Fire Pit Thread
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It's a real nice one.
I'd like to make a few with different animals like a bear, eagle, and maybe a woodpecker or porcupine.
ri chevy
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Yes. Really cool idea. Looks very sturdy too
A work in progress...
ri chevy
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Wow! Very nice
It has been wet and buggy here then quickly turned cold. Still haven't had a fire since early summer.
This is incredible. Do you have any other pictures of this?
thewoodlands
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This wet weather has allowed me to burn some chit azz wood that has been hanging around on our house lot from clearing of some dead pine.
I start everything out with some dry pine kindling with fire starters and then add some dry pine splits until it's going pretty good and then add the wet stuff.
I start everything out with some dry pine kindling with fire starters and then add some dry pine splits until it's going pretty good and then add the wet stuff.
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I usually wait for the 3" snow rule here. Otherwise ya gotta get a permit. My dad got ticketed for it a couple times banned for a couple years. Woulda been jail time if he got caught burning without a permit. Ain't worth the hassles. Too close to civilization here.
bfrazier
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Yo, Richard!
You mean piles times 10 right? After snowzilla I burned 20+/- this spring and have another dozen or so torching this fall. And it's been perfect weather to do some fall pile burning! Nice tractor you got there.
Went out this morning, around 27° for a quick walk with my pup, then on to splitting for next year. Then my helper showed up, and in the end, probably burned more wood than I split. But, a day in the woods with this guy is worth it:
thewoodlands
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By the size of that fire you won't get any snow within 100 yards just rain. Nothing like a good fire to warm the body and the soul. Enjoy
thewoodlands
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With around 9 inches of snow coming in, I burned some chit wood that would be in an area I plow along with some fresh split pine. I was telling my wife that I plan on making it three feet wider so we can burn more of the dead pine during the winter and when it's wet out.
Before.....
delightful!
mr Brutus other day... he fire pits up close to 300 or more days a year... right on thru summer months, too.
back room of the 'log cabin' last nite....
