How to make your flame larger on your gas firepit. Fire ring vs. Warming Trends

[@toddmitchell3920]

Love the channel. I think the little 60k btu warming trend burner will be perfect on a retaining wall I am going to build this spring with 8” block and culture stone facia.

[@embersliving]

Sounds great!

[@shannapiatt2694]

How can I get a yellow flame on my firepit? I have a large fire ring that is gas fed.

[@embersliving]

is it blue ?

[@sbh1617]

What is the expected result of drilling out larger holes in a standard propane burner ?

[@embersliving]

that I dont know

[@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

Less holes but larger holes = higher flames SB H

[@1TUFZUK]

Probably not much different than with the smaller holes, maybe even smaller flame height because with a larger hole, you lose even more pressure.

[@Butlrm01]

Where does one purchase? And is there a how to to install?

[@embersliving]

you can buy the burners from us

[@denaroraflames]

Thanks for this thorough explanation. Really impressed with all of your videos. I can make a fire colorful like a rainbow. Are you interested?

[@embersliving]

no

[@wyndavy1]

No price info? Is it legal? I want one. I have a standard built in round gas pit. Can I use that for it??

[@embersliving]

ok

[@tobiassinclair4646]

Propane that i usé for the barbecue

[@embersliving]

yes

[@coolacadien]

Were you demonstrating a propane or natural gas Flame????? At what pressure??

[@embersliving]

propane

[@xsteel3292]

@@embersliving simply incredible

[@brettattee2294]

Thank you - Great information !!!

[@bolo_antrax_kennels]

That was propane the jets have air holes drill in it.... you can make the same design whit gas pipe for natural gas or propane save your money.

[@brianfilko]

made my own with gas line parts from home depot, works great!

[@doggydog7919]

@@brianfilko how's it holding up? Just black pipe?

[@embersliving]

yeah I am curious

[@xsteel3292]

All burners have holes drilled in them....it's the constriction and air mixture that causes the high flame. You can't get that buy just buying pipe and drilling holes...

[@stoneddaley3482]

Just switch out the regulator for a high pressured one problem solved.

[@embersliving]

ha that's one way to do it

[@erikmartinez4037]

Hello excuse my ignorance I just purchased a propane table/fire pit In my case where would the regulator be located ?

[@stoneddaley3482]

I put one of these on and wow the flame is awesome.

[@OutlawComedian]

Does the regulator connector works with natural Gas connection Fire Pits?

[@erikmartinez4037]

Thank you man! I appreciate the help!

[@tobiassinclair4646]

I did this diy but did not get the large yellow flame, instead I got a short blue flame about an 1". much like you would expect for cooking on a gas burner. I used 12 brass jets with black 1/2" pipe. Regulator at the propane tank and shut off valve. Is there another low pressure valve control or a different kind of jet for fire pits?

[@embersliving]

Tobias Sinclair your sure you have the right fuel type?

[@jacobhuffman3257]

Did you figure out your issue?, I'm in the same situation.

[@tobiassinclair4646]

@@jacobhuffman3257 u Yes, smallest bit at home depot 3/64 I think, drill out thé orifice of each jet. Works Perfect. Regulate by shut off valve.

[@jacobhuffman3257]

@@tobiassinclair4646 see I'm using natural gas, used brass 1/2 pipe with brass jets and I get long blue flames with valve only open part way. Open to much and it blows out.

[@tobiassinclair4646]

@@jacobhuffman3257 i use propane and had the same result because the air to gas ratio was off. Drill the orifice the smallest bit you can larger on one jet and see if you get the large yellow flame.

[@mikepapillo5728]

HEY SPEEK UP IM ALMOST FALLING ASSLEEPP

[@embersliving]

haha sorry

[@afro208]

You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel.

[@embersliving]

ok

[@Meshach33]

Volume toooo low

[@embersliving]

we got a new mic since

[@bmjsoundstt6624]

I need me blue flames.

[@embersliving]

Ha

[@SirThunderleg]

I thought this was going to explain how to adjust the flame, its just a product demo 😐

[@embersliving]

yes thats right