Any reason not to pull the trigger on the fire pit that Buc-ee's sells? Any other suggestions?

This is the one I'm looking at.

Take a look at Solo stoves. If you don't need something as rugged they are fantastic. Easy to move, nice finish, etc,

TXAGFAN said:

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Take a look at Solo stoves. If you don't need something as rugged they are fantastic. Easy to move, nice finish, etc,

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That looks pretty cool. The wifey would like that up near the house. The other I'm getting for about 100 yards away where I can burn all kinds of sh/t in it.

OP, if you are near BCS check with Boss Game systems. Can likely get the same design for less money.

fooz said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Take a look at Solo stoves. If you don't need something as rugged they are fantastic. Easy to move, nice finish, etc,

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That looks pretty cool. The wifey would like that up near the house. The other I'm getting for about 100 yards away where I can burn all kinds of sh/t in it.

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A burn barrel (aka 50 gallon drum) is a whole lot cheaper.

I went with the Solo Stove Bonfire. (she won this battle for now since we can use it by the house)

I'm going to pick up the one from Buc-ee's in a month or so after I get part of the acreage cleared.

AnScAggie said:

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fooz said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Take a look at Solo stoves. If you don't need something as rugged they are fantastic. Easy to move, nice finish, etc,

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That looks pretty cool. The wifey would like that up near the house. The other I'm getting for about 100 yards away where I can burn all kinds of sh/t in it.

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A burn barrel (aka 50 gallon drum) is a whole lot cheaper.

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Yeah, but looks like hell, doesn't store/move easily, etc. For me at the lake the Solo stove was a no brainer.

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https://wilkesbadasspits.com/fire-pits.html

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I've got a Wilke's and it's great, but I'm going to wager they're significantly more expensive than the Buc-ee's one.

fooz said:

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Any reason not to pull the trigger on the fire pit that Buc-ee's sells? Any other suggestions?

This is the one I'm looking at.

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How much are these running?

$375 i think

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fooz said:

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Any reason not to pull the trigger on the fire pit that Buc-ee's sells? Any other suggestions?

This is the one I'm looking at.

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How much are these running?

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$399 in Melissa.

Anyone know where you can get some aTm pre-fabbed pieces like the ones used on this pit?

Bet this guy out of Pipe Creek can help you out. It appears he already has some adorning a uterus.

http://www.mattsbbqpits.com/fire-pits.html

Most local hs Ag shops can build you a custom pit for cost of material. I'd throw a few bucks to their booster club for a job well done.

Gigemags05 said:

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Most local hs Ag shops can build you a custom pit for cost of material. I'd throw a few bucks to their booster club for a job well done.

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I've been judging Ag Mechanics in San Antonio for 13 years and was on the Committee in Houston even longer. This is a good source, particularly if they have a good Ag Mech program. Most schools focus on animals and may be weak on Ag Mech. (Some schools build better projects than are available commercially, but that tends to be on the focus and dedication of the teacher.) Of course we are talking a fire pit. SA and Comal County (others too) allow BBQ pits, Fire pits, etc. but Houston does not. (They are too limited on space to allow these types of projects). Call around to your local HS and see if they are looking for projects. If you have ideas that you'd like to incorporate (metal thickness, slope to a drain to prevent rust, ornamental design if they have plasma cutter), this can help the kid separate himself from the others, if you will let him show it. The timing is right because the local Ag Mech shows are after first of the year.

I bought one 8 years ago. Still going strong