Washer fire pit diy drums

DIY Firepit from a washing mashine drum. http://www.ehow.com/how_5674287_make-old-washing-machine-tub.html

Well, it’s the last week of the upcycling hack-challenge! The project for this week is an idea that Tim heard of a while back, and we were hoping to get

Have you ever wondered what you could do with the drum from an old washing machine? Well, check out this really brilliant idea that becomes something very useful and attractive - a fire pit! This project was done by Sarah at House and Fig site. The cost was an old washer drum plus $10 in other...

Start with a tossed-out washing machine drum, which you can pick up at an appliance repair shop or scrap yard. Learn more on HGTV.com.

Try to use some recycled materials and have your own created firepit. You can also make a portable fire pit for your outdoor activities and use it wherever you want. #firepit #outdoorfirepit #portablefirepit #portable

This is an easy idea of turning the old tractor wheel in to a fire pit ! It looks very neat and would be a nice addition for your yard . Please check the

So, you’re asking what to put in the bottom of the fire pit? Well, you start with a thick layer of sand at the very bottom of the pit. Then, figure out the best DIY materials that you want to use for your fire pit kit. Some use gravel, while others prefer lava rocks or even fire pit glass. We used paving stones and they worked great for building a cheap fire pit. Seriously, there is no shortage of DIY fire pit ideas out there!

Recycled dryer drum into a fire pit

Ever wanted to light your washing machine on fire? Here's a productive DIY project that will turn a washer drum into a post-modern firepit.

Finally, a real reason to set your washer on fire.

Make Your Own Fire Pit With Just a Few Recycled Materials - World's largest collection of cat memes and other animals

You CAN see from the example in the video that by fixing some legs to a washing machine drum you can easily make a simple fire pit out of a scrap

I'm looking at creating my own fire bowl, as I would find it more fun and satisfying instead of just buying one and plonking it down. I haven't decided if I want it standing or sunk, but that doesn't

Ever want a bonfire pit in the privacy of your own home? I will teach you how to make a bonfire pit out of an old washing machine tub. I have one in my front yard. It's been there for years. Every time our family has a party we eventually get drunk and set up the bonfire pit we made.

Drums from washing machines can be repurposed into useful items for the home.

Simple washing machine hack - strip the drum and stabilise with stone or rock to create a simple outdoor fire.