Fire Pit Question
(Searched internet, unsuccessful as usual) Anybody make & use a diesel fire pit? Not aware of one available commercially (and there may be good reason). NOT thinking about toasting weiners or a ...
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Well, I s'pose one could make a case for burning anything in the world.
I used to have a kerosene heater years ago that had a coffee-can sized burner that was fed by a drip from a regulator valve. The can has some 1/4 inch holes in the sides starting about 1/3 of the way off the bottom to let in air. The kerosene dripped in at a controlled rate, and while it took about 5 minutes for the fire to stabilize after you lit it, the fuel drip kept it stable and at a constant rate. Might be somebody makes a thing like that, but I've never seen one.
I used to have a kerosene heater years ago that had a coffee-can sized burner that was fed by a drip from a regulator valve. The can has some 1/4 inch holes in the sides starting about 1/3 of the way off the bottom to let in air. The kerosene dripped in at a controlled rate, and while it took about 5 minutes for the fire to stabilize after you lit it, the fuel drip kept it stable and at a constant rate. Might be somebody makes a thing like that, but I've never seen one.
