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    Outside fire

    Made this out of some junk for a guy

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    Excellent effort mate. I can imaging sitting beside that on a cold night and warming up. Perhaps a 1/2 ‘n 1/2 grille/hotplate for cooking?
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    You carn`t beat washing machine bits, an old wringer drive on the side for a lamb spit roaster would be the go.

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    My old spit included an electric motor run through 2x washing machine gearboxes back to back and did approx 1 rpm.
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    is that a drum off a truck? I had one I was going to use for a fire pit, bloody nice and heavy duty. looks good mate.
    Use enough gun

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    Air holes? presume you have blocked up the hub hole with something to stop all the coals falling out on the deck?
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    probably put an ash/coal catcher tray halfway down the legs. then good to go on a deck etc.
    Use enough gun

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    It’s the deck in front of my little workshop the fire is sitting on that fire has gone to a private hut sits on a bit of tin for the embers to land on the guy said it goes good


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    Quote Originally Posted by 40mm View Post
    is that a drum off a truck? I had one I was going to use for a fire pit, bloody nice and heavy duty. looks good mate.
    Truck brake drum the legs are axle u bolts and the grate is from a singer sowing machine


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    Quote Originally Posted by sometimes1 View Post
    It’s the deck in front of my little workshop the fire is sitting on that fire has gone to a private hut sits on a bit of tin for the embers to land on the guy said it goes good


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    Good stuff , She will go hard with all that air up the bum
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    It'll definitely need a steel tray under it, the hot coals/ashes will fall out thru the grate for sure, maybe some chicken mesh in the bottom first will help stop it falling thru

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    I saw a setup that a guy I know had for stopping the ashes burning his deck - he had about two sackfulls of pumice from the beach sewn into chickenwire in a slab roughly 1m square and about 200mm thick

    Worked a treat
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    Can you build me one?

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    should be able to make two more thing i have enough junk i got enough brake drums
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    Made for a private hut, who`s going to be the poor bugger that has to backpack it in!!.

 

 

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