The Fire Pit Thread

[Iowawoodguy]

Little red cedar fire before the rain comes

 

[chainsawman123]

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were can i get used washer drum like yours to burn firewood

 

[Cowboy254]

were can i get used washer drum like yours to burn firewood

I recommend calling up some used washer repairers to see if they have any. Make sure you ask if they'll accept spankings as payment.

 

[Iowawoodguy]

were can i get used washer drum like yours to burn firewood

Not sure where we got it. We've had it for probably 15 years. You could check your local landfill but be careful about the local rules.
Burning some HVBW tonight.

 

[svk]

Not sure where we got it. We've had it for probably 15 years. You could check your local landfill but be careful about the local rules. View attachment 845734
Burning some HVBW tonight.

Oh, I guess since you’ve only been here two months, this is your first run in with the gunny.

 

[Iowawoodguy]

Oh, I guess since you’ve only been here two months, this is your first run in with the gunny.

Yea. Not sure what to think of him.

 

[djones]

Recently built retaining wall behind fire pit, next up, stairs down from deck.

 

[svk]

Yea. Not sure what to think of him.

Oh you’ve got a lot of reading to do

 

[Marine5068]

Going to be adding more hardscape to my fire pit fire bowl area.
Got the stones now to redo the design and get it done on my next day off.

 

[tnichols]

Some old limestone we had and put it around a soft maple stump years ago. Nothin’ too creative, but it works. Lives on a diet of splitter scraps, shorts, uglies, etc... Pic from yesterday evening

 

[Iowawoodguy]

Some old limestone we had and put it around a soft maple stump years ago. Nothin’ too creative, but it works. Lives on a diet of splitter scraps, shorts, uglies, etc... Pic from yesterday evening
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I made one in the back of our property with limestone blocks from our old Barn foundation. Id take pictures but the grass has mostly overtaken it.

 

[thewoodlands]

With the wet weather we've had, today was a perfect day for getting rid of some Yellow Birch branches and some Pine.

Most of our trails are wide enough for the RTV but the area the Yellow Birch came from needed some thinning, it will be much easier for the tractor and the RTV once the next two Yellow Birch are out of there. There are three loads pictured but I took six out of that area to the fireplace.

 

[Marine5068]

Some old limestone we had and put it around a soft maple stump years ago. Nothin’ too creative, but it works. Lives on a diet of splitter scraps, shorts, uglies, etc... Pic from yesterday evening
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Looks fantastic to me.

 

[Iowawoodguy]

Hollow silver maple log in the firepit

 

[ElevatorGuy]

Nothing fancy here, Just cleared this area for a little backyard campsite.

 

[thewoodlands]

We had a nice drizzle going on today so it was a perfect time for reducing the dead pine branches on the property. I did five loads after coming back from an appointment.

 

[Cowboy254]

A little bit of light firepit action tonight. It's a combination of fuel reduction around the place and relaxation. Drinking bogan beer but it works.

 

[thewoodlands]

I'll put this here since I burned a bunch of it. The first two pictures are a small dead pine I got sick of driving under so I cut it up, the second picture is taken from the backside. I basically ran around some of the trails and cleared some dead chit and then had a nice fire after it rained hard.

 

[Drptrch]

Warming fire on a fire )

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[Jere39]

Stopped back at our pit for a wellness check after an epic craft beer and s'mores night last night.



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