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Ever fancied a cozy backyard gathering? Transforming your old, out-of-service washing machine drum into a fire pit couldn't be simpler. You'll be the talk of the town with this unique, yet practical addition to your outdoor space. In this article, we'll guide you through the process, step by step, ensuring you're fully
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We already had a broken washing machine to use. If not you could try getting one from verge collection, a salvage yard or the rubbish tip. You will need to remove the drum from the washer, but this is not easily removable from all machines. Ours came from a top loader. You first need to pull out the agitator and search for the bolt in the center.
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Whether you have an old front-load washing machine, or you happen to find one on the side of the road (happens more often than you would think!), or are able to acquire a broken down/used washer for a good price, using a washer drum as the basis for your backyard firepit is smart and thrifty. It's also incredibly easy!
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I ran across a commercial washing machine drum (stainless steel). Makes a nice fire pit. Just cut the shaft off, and used a stand from one of the clay pits that didn't last long. Picked up a grill that fits the top at Academy for five bucks. Links, hot dogs, or such over the coals!
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Step 2 This step to make a bonfire pit out of an old washing machine tub, is in fact the hardest part. Get a bunch of basic tools like hammers, wrenches, and screwdrivers and with the help of a family member or friend that is mechanically inclined, try to figure out how to take the tub out.
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The chimney was salvaged from a display stand being thrown out in an office clearance (I had cut off the tilted top which had a leaflet stand attached to it as what I had needed was the base unit which I had attached to a scrap stainless steel washing machine drum to make a fire pit for my patio).
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Here are the materials the maker used: Stainless steel washing machine drum. 1″ galvanized tube (scavenged from an old farm gate), 20 x 6mm flat steel could also be used. The rim from an old bike wheel. M6 nuts, bolts and washers. Self taping screws.
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With this approach, you will be able to create a sturdy and safe fire pit from a washing machine tub. Is a washing machine drum stainless steel? Yes, the drum of a washing machine is usually made of stainless steel. Stainless steel is an alloy material made of iron, chromium, and other elements that provide superior durability and rust resistance.
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Uses for stainless steel washing machine drums. When old washers and dryers are scrapped, the stainless steel is usually in perfectly good shape. It is one of the most durable products made. ... I've seen several of these used as planters and for fire pits. One was used for storing firewood. Let's think of some other uses. ...
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Washing machine drum fire pits are caused by a build-up of lint in the washing machine's lint trap. When this lint becomes too hot, it can ignite and cause an explosion. This type of fire is particularly dangerous because the washing machine is full of flammable liquids like detergent and fabric softeners.
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