Cheap and Easy DIY Ammo Can Fire Pit

Many states out West have seasonal fire restrictions. But propane fire pits are allowed year round. Here's a quick how-to on how to make your own DIY ammo can fire pit. It's simple to do, inexpensive, doesn't require many tools, and doesn't take very long at all.
Full Parts List:
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Ammo Can
Amazon: amzn.to/4amoLhj
Propane Burner:
Amazon: amzn.to/4albaqH
Propane Hose with Regulator:
12' Rubber Hose option - Amazon: amzn.to/3VvHlQc
5' Steel Braided option - Amazon: amzn.to/3VtOZKJ
Expanded Metal:
14 Gauge Expanded Steel - Amazon: amzn.to/3VqAFm7
Perforated Stainless Steel - Amazon: amzn.to/3TwkMIi
Perforated Stainless Steel - Amazon: amzn.to/43rDaGM
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[@FerGodSakes219]

Is no one going to say anything about your pilot hole drill bit almost snapping? Wow you were giving it the business, it was bent like a bow. Great tutorial though, thank you.

[@otroverland]

Yeah, I noticed that too when I edited the video. Go Harbor Freight drill bits! 🤣

[@alanmohn4146]

Nice Job. This was easy to follow.

[@otroverland]

Glad it helped!

[@Prophet_Four_One]

Awesome job! I just picked up parts to start building mine. Have you run into any issues not stripping the paint from the ammo can?

[@otroverland]

I'm actually about to do a follow up video. The paint does burn off in one spot. I considered painting it with high tenp paint first, but didn't bother. I plan on painting it shortly. I also plan on drilling a couple air hole inlets in the bottom as well.

[@darrellwood8583]

Where did you find the grating material?

[@otroverland]

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