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Finally a Fireplace

Started by crowderjd, November 01, 2019, 07:40:42 PM

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crowderjd

It arrived yesterday afternoon, and I put it together today.  Can't wait to fire it up this weekend (it has been waiting to fulfill its purpose since 1994!) . Love the look of it!



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1spacemanspiff

ISO Yellow Offset SJ, Yellow ranger

foshizzle

Nice.  Great looking fire pit. Not sure if you have the instructions but Weber recommends you use sand in the base to protect it.



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Pezdogs

Great score BNIB, well done

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crowderjd

Quote from: foshizzle on November 01, 2019, 10:43:10 PM
Nice.  Great looking fire pit. Not sure if you have the instructions but Weber recommends you use sand in the base to protect it.



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Thanks for the advice I was wondering what to put in the bottom.

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Filibuster

   Don't know if those are the bamboo handles save them and put some plastic handles on. As far as the bottom goes I went in another direction and ordered a 22" WSM charcoal ring from Cajun Bandit and went with two taco handles.

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HoosierKettle

What's the point of the charcoal ring?  Just curious.


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kettlebb

I'd put sand in the bottom for heat protection. Weber recommends it.


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stubblebum

How much sand do you put in it? I remembered that it was in manual to put sand in to protect it. Filled it up with sand to point I thought would provide protection. Later found manual and it said something like 2 or 5 pounds of sand. I had to laugh because I had at least 40 pounds in it

Filibuster

Quote from: HoosierKettle on November 03, 2019, 05:41:06 AM
What's the point of the charcoal ring?  Just curious.


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The grate and the ring keep the wood away from the Fire pit to avoid the same that happens when charcoal is right up on the kettle.

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HoosierKettle

My experience burning fires in various fire pits is the hot coals sift through the grate and you end up with the entire bottom being full of hot coals so not sure a grate would work for any substantial fire.


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crowderjd

So, I got some sand and put it in the bottom (Weber suggests 2 lbs, not sure how much I put in...the fireplace doesn't come with a grate, so I took one out of my current beater Weber kettle firepit, and put it in the fireplace.  First fire tonight when the lovely wife and daughter get home.  Planning on having an old fashioned while the kids roast a few marshmallows. 
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kettlebb

Just curious, was this one in Indianapolis?


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FuriousHobbit

Great Find! Glad you're going to use it. Please post pics all lit up too - have fun!