Making a Fire Pit Out of a Washing Machine Drum

Alex tries her best to narrate Ford’s building process. Almost everything she said was correct except there were tabs added to the bottom section. This is to help keep the two main pieces together, but still have them come apart easily. When our washing machine broke down, we knew we could salvage some of the parts and turn them into new things. The metal drum ended up being the perfect size for a backyard fire pit. We are excited to get some good use out of it this summer!
Music: www.bensound.com

[@HermanRodriguez-ns5zb]

I think you guys did a great job. Narrated very nicely end video very helpful I chose to look at it to see different techniques I have done this in the past something that I did as opposed to making that great rebar stand I just used an old car rim and it worked out very well. Hats off to you guys it's great to see people repurposing things

[@christined.3728]

Why in the world did he cut the bottom of the drum off, just to sit the drum back on top of it? Did I miss something? LOL

[@ya00007]

All you had to do was to put it on some bricks or attach a few legs. why on earth you cut the bottom off, I'll never understand (unless you tell me).