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Solo Stove Hates Me For Showing You This!
A video on YouTube. In DIY & Home Repair, a Krater category.
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The creator modifies a DIY stone fire pit to achieve smokeless secondary combustion, testing various hole sizes and spacing to replicate the design of a Solo Stove.
From the video
Answers: How do you make a DIY stone fire pit smokeless?
- smokeless fire pit
- secondary combustion
- DIY fire pit modification
- metal ring fabrication and drilling
- air flow optimization
What it concludes
- Removing bottom bricks and lava rock and replacing them with pavers improves air delivery to the fire ring.
- 0.5-inch holes spaced 1.5 inches apart with 3.75-inch supply holes on the bottom provide the best smokeless secondary combustion performance in the DIY fire pit.
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