Backyard Fire Pits

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Campfire In A Can’s® The Gas Can delivers a warmer, brighter campfire experience Now you can experience the difference yourself with our all-new, Campfire In A Can® The Gas Can. Certified and tested to CSA standards by Omini Testing Laboratories From fire bans to small campgrounds and national parks, Campfire In A Can’s® The Gas Can is the only outdoor propane fire pit that’s safe enough to use anytime, anywhere. That means you can take the campfire experience to places where no traditional campfires could ever go before. Plus, it works just as well in traditional campfire settings, like tailgate parties, backyard camping or on the beach. Features include: – Three-spoke burner to give you the most realistic-looking campfire yet. – More compact size and collapsible handle, so you can store it just about anywhere in your home, garage or RV. – Lighter design, making it easier to take along with you wherever you go in the great outdoors. – High efficiency propane regulator, producing up to 64000 BTU’s, so you can add extra warmth to your campfire on a chilly summer night. – Redesigned canister top that acts as a stand, because a campfires should warm your heart, not just your feet. – Pedestal-style burner so you can wrap and store your hose inside the canister top when done. – RV hook-up coupler, so it’s easy and safe to attach the hose to your RV’s propane outlet. – One-piece ceramic log set that is almost undistinguishable from a traditional wood fire, except that there’s …

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This customer had just purchased her second Campfire In A Can when another long time customer of ours who stopped by our booth to say how much he was enjoying his Campfire In A Can agreed to say a few words on video….To make a short story long…. It turns out the both customers were RVing with the same group. What happens next make for a funny fire pit review. We love our customers. Thank you for your continued support. www.campfireinacan.com 702-583-7919 or 888-768-7737

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Nothing special. Just me trying out my little home made knife that used to be a Gerber Profile. I re-handled it with oak slabs and changed the profile a good bit on my belt sander.. I do some mild batoning and make a few fuzz sticks. I light the fire with flint and steel. Good times!

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Tom Clarke & Alex Schoenauer teach you the basic of building a fire pit. There are some methods, tips and tricks you will find helpful for your fire pit. Survival fire pits are not only for fire, but also heat sources and more. Things to take into consideration are you may have a limited time to build a fire, oxygen flame, wind, rain and other environmental issues. Be sure to watch the other programs on fuel sources and starting options.

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I use my fire pit to practise my fire making skills. Prior to the video I spitting down alot of kindling using my Husqvarna Hatchet, probably about half an hours worth of work. I use my Ultimate Survival Technologies Strike Force fire steel and some maya fat would to get the fire going before adding more kindling.

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How to clean up camp after a weekends worth of activity

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The basics of a Dakota Fire Pit and how to make one simply and easily. This is a great way to cook and/or have a stealth fire in the bush. We will probably use this at our secret Spot.. so I wanted to take a few minutes to explain it here. Bushcraft On Fire – www.YHWHsWordOfFaith.com

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Camouflaged, protected from the wind, needs less firewood.

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Cooking a steak on the backyard firepit with regular firewood. Skirt steak seasoned with a liitle salt. Placed on the grill fat side up. Keep an eye on it as parts of the grill are hotter than others. We cooked this one medium and it was delicious. ~Wakis85

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LannyPlans shares his unique methods and tools for building beverage-can alcohol stoves, and uses his “Alcohol Stove Build Kit” to build a proven design, the “Open Well Jet Alcohol Stove” In this video LannyPlans shows how to heat treat using a turntable, how to make shells telescope without puckering, how to set down a manually formed locking flange, how to cut out a head, with the head cutter, and how to use a cut pattern and scribes. LannyPlans.com

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