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Video Notes:
I build a small and simple fire pit. My goal was to get really good airflow to the fire. I think this design really does a good job of bringing in fresh air. I didn't want my hot coals to have direct contact with the concrete paver or bricks. I used a steel vent pipe to line the bricks and then a charcoal starter at the very center to make separation and promote oxygen flow.




I used a furnace cement product to hold the bricks in place. It worked better than expected and was really easy to apply.

After testing this build I think this is the perfect smore cooker!

Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:15 Start Of The Build
2:08 Furnace Cement Pic
4:03 Test Fit Liner
4:50 Showing The Air Flow Openings
5:24 Testing The Pit (1st Fire!)
5:50 Time For Smores!
6:23 Extra Footage Building Center Steel Liners

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Materials Cost Estimate:
1. Bricks: $20
2. Paver: $4
3. Charcoal Starter: $12
4. 8" Duct Pipe: $8

Great for smores!
Easy to setup!
So easy to clean out!

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