The Flower Pot Fire Pit by The Box Store Craftsman
video The Flower Pot Fire Pit
This is an easy, inexpensive and fun outdoor project! In this video we construct a Fire Pit using basic materials from the home/garden center.
harthoppy says: Oct 12, 2012. 3:52 PM
Great idea ! I just bought a house with a decent area in the back yard definitly going to try this out soon !
The Box Store Craftsman (author) says: Oct 12, 2012. 4:09 PM
glad you liked it harthoppy.

If you build one, email me a pic so I can share on the site!

Thanks for watching!
harthoppy says: Apr 18, 2013. 6:20 PM
http://www.instructables.com/id/West-Texas-Bonfire-2/

done and done!
The Box Store Craftsman (author) says: May 1, 2013. 5:31 AM
Looks great harthoppy!
splatt116 says: Nov 21, 2012. 6:49 AM
One question... How difficult is it to dig out the torches to refill/replace them? I love the idea, BTW.
The Box Store Craftsman (author) says: Nov 21, 2012. 7:25 AM
Thanks for watching splatt116!
Refilling the torches is easy, just pull the rocks back to one side (exposing the torch) and pull it out! I used the metal duct work to keep the rocks from falling in the hole.
Glad you like it and I hope this helps.
tugnut1 says: Sep 19, 2012. 7:40 PM
Great idea.
kabinud says: Sep 18, 2012. 8:30 PM
Love it...

how long before need to replace tiki torch?....how do you replace tiki torch?
The Box Store Craftsman (author) says: Sep 19, 2012. 3:50 AM
Thanks Kabinud,

Depends on use rain/ weather but for us every couple of years or so.

Just pull your rocks back to uncover the torches, the metal duct work keeps the rocks from falling in the holes when you remove the torch for refilling or replacement. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching
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