🔥Build a fire pit with proper airflow to reduce smoke.
🌬️Create airflow from the bottom of the fire pit to feed the flames.
🌪️Add secondary combustion by directing air towards the top of the fire.
🕳️Use bricks and pavers to create openings at the bottom of the fire pit.
🔧Experiment with different hole sizes to find the best air distribution.
Why is smokeless fire pit important?
—A smokeless fire pit reduces smoke exposure and provides a more enjoyable fire experience.
How can I create airflow in a fire pit?
—You can create airflow in a fire pit by adding openings at the bottom to allow air to come in.
What is secondary combustion?
—Secondary combustion is the process of burning the smoke and gases produced by the fire, resulting in a cleaner burn.
What materials do I need to build a smokeless fire pit?
—You will need stones, pavers, bricks, and mortar to build a smokeless fire pit.
What hole size should I use for optimal air circulation?
—Experiment with different hole sizes (e.g., 1/2 inch, 1 inch, 1.5 inch) to find the best air distribution for your fire pit.
00:00Introduction to building a smokeless fire pit.
01:16Explanation of how to create airflow in the fire pit.
03:18Demonstration of smoke bombs to test airflow.
05:34Comparison to commercial smokeless fire pits.
08:13Drilling holes in the fire pit for optimal air distribution.
09:51Testing the airflow with smoke bombs.
11:09Making modifications to improve airflow.
12:15Final test of the smokeless fire pit with smoke bombs.
