Dude looks great. Nice job.I was super bored yesterday and today so I started building this:
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Itās for next 4th of July. Maybe Iāll some friends by then to come over. Lol
Where you been hiding?We spent the day in the pool with some family, with pizza we had delivered so I could be lazy and not use the grill. Then we watched fireworks at the local park with the rest of the city.
I smoked at least 3 good cigars while at the pool. A couple Perdomo champagnes, and a Placencsia Alma Fuerte.
Nice lazy day.

I'm here all the time lol. Just don't post much. I hit like a lot thoughWhere you been hiding?![]()

Dude thatās awesome. Give us a play by play on how you built this, if you donāt mind?I was super bored yesterday and today so I started building this:
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Itās for next 4th of July. Maybe Iāll some friends by then to come over. Lol
Well certainly sir. The fire pit started out as a 55 gallon drum with the lid cut off for burning garbage. That was pretty fucking getto so I dug a pit an about a year ago. Anyway long story short:Dude thatās awesome. Give us a play by play on how you built this, if you donāt mind?
Thatās sick AR. I wanna build a pit, man thatās the great thing about being a man. We just make shit for fun.Well certainly sir. The fire pit started out as a 55 gallon drum with the lid cut off for burning garbage. That was pretty fucking getto so I dug a pit an about a year ago. Anyway long story short:
1.) Dug the ground to level
2.) ripped 2x12ās in half to make 2x6ās. All Inhad was leftover wood from the house deck I built a few years ago which was made with 2x12ā joists. Had a bunch left over so figured Iād get twice as many joist and deck boards.
3.) framed a 11āx11ā square on 2ā centers and placed it over the pit and in the level square I dug. I didnāt center the pit inside the deck because it would have been too close to the house so I split into quarters which gave me enough space to get the riding mower through.
4.) Squared it up and then screwed down all the deck boards.
5.) once all the deck boards were on I found center of the fire pit and using a center screw and a chalk line I made a perfect circle and cut it out.
6.) Installed the block for the pit. I have to go up one more coarse but I ran out. Iāll grab them next time at Walmart or Loweās.
Thatās it Sir. Cost me nothing but time and it kinda does look cool. Itās missing something but Iām not sure what. Knowing me and having time on my hands it will probably be an addition connected to the house with an underground bunker. Lol

