Homemade Smokeless Fire Pit | Recycled Propane and Helium Tank

[@AHMED5014993]

I like the work , just want to know if there is away to enahnce the design and make it easier to clean

[@sjengineering4789]

Good point

[@cannabico6621]

cut the outer layer to make it detachable, that way you can separate the two layers and clean the inside, when ut works right and gets ultra hot any sooth vaporizes and the surface is clean, just the ocassional fine white ash residue.

[@sjengineering4789]

@cannabico6621 great point!

[@billycoxiii4365]

What did you weld on the top ?

[@sjengineering4789]

The ring? That’s just the top of the inner can, the helium can.

[@billycoxiii4365]

@@sjengineering4789 Gotcha. Thanks a lot. I need another tank.

[@billycoxiii4365]

​@@sjengineering4789 Did you use a torch for the holes? What's the name of that particular torch?

[@sjengineering4789]

I drilled the holes with a step bit and I used a propane torch to blue it. Hope this helps.

[@billycoxiii4365]

@@sjengineering4789 Gotcha. Never heard of the term "blue it" before.

[@marty4645]

Did you use both propane tanks?

[@sjengineering4789]

The small red one is helium, and the white is propane.

[@marty4645]

I really like your video except you didn’t show the complete build process.