How To Build A Fire Pit Under $60 Easy Simple

In Today's video we are taking a look at how to build a fire pit under $60 dollars and we also give you a option for under $80.

Materials:
retaining wall stones $1.98 each (red, grey or tan)
sand $4.98 (bag)
lava rocks $4.98 (bag)
pea pebbles $4.38 (bag)

tools:

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[misterj]

I came to learn how to build a fire pit. I stayed for the dad jokes.

[fighttips]

I was cracking up the whole time 😂 10/10 tutorial!

[thesoutheastprincess]

I just did this this afternoon as a Mother’s Day gift to myself and it came out great.

[jozejeaux]

I don't need to watch another DIY fire pit. THIS IS THE ONE!!

[sarafouts]

Best DIY commentary out there, hands down!

[ShineOn]

Just built it but ended up using 12 Retaining Wall Stones for each level. So a total of 36 Stones but I think the stones are a little bit bigger now at Lowe’s. It did cost me $114 to do the 3 tier fire pit with all the stones, sand, pea gravel and the lava rock. The stones were $2.38 a piece at Lowe’s and the sand was $6 and the pea gravel was $6 and I found that tractor supply had lava rocks for $8 a bag and I used 2 bags. This is still a way cheaper version then anything at Lowe’s or Home Depot. You will pay closer to $300 for premade fire pit and you will still need to buy the sand, pea gravel and lava rock. Thanks for posting this video and hope this helps the next person out!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Loving our new fire pit! It’s a beauty!

[LOHEAT]

Thanks so much man. I’ve been putting this project off for about a year now. My last steel fire pit rusted out. Me, my wife, and my 4 yr old son did this today. Had little difference. We used 11 stone for each level, and had to use 2 bags of sand and lava rocks. We did 4 layers, so a total of 44 stone. With 2022 inflation it was $2.58 a stone, and 2 bags of sand, pea gravel, and 2 bags of lava rocks (around $6 each bag). Came out to a total of $135. We had a great time, and I was glad the whole family could be apart of it. Thanks again man. You’re the real MVP.

[volumeboyman]

Just built this earlier today with my daughter. Thank you for the instructions! Your pricing was super accurate and helpful as well.

[mattszalankiewicz]

Built mine last 2 days. Looks awesome! Thanks so much for the advice! I would recommend digging out about 3-6 inches outside of the circle. It's easier to set the stones farther out, get the ground level, and eek the stones in a bit at a time. Then use the removed soil to backfill the outside of the ring.

[MikePriceLife]

“Now take your wheel barrel of dirt and look around your neighbors yard to see where you gonna dump that”🤣

[uncle_jojo]

every diy video needs this level of comedy. absolute perfection

[mattharding]

this is probably the funniest DIY video.. and informative, that i've ever seen.. great job

[rerelux]

I’m looking at building picnic tables and fire pits on several of our vacation rental properties and I’ve watched so so many DIY videos - taking notes the whole way. I had to double watch this one as I found myself just giggling as the instructions. Very good video with all details needed, and not boring to watch! Double plus!!

[goofi]

I have to be honest, I usually don’t like corny jokes when watching DYI videos, HOWEVER, this video in its entirety made me smile! Great job. One of the best videos on YouTube regardless of the category.

[KevinDrongowskiSmart]

I don't think I've ever laughed so much learning how to do a backyard project

[eyezwideopen]

I'm doing yard renovation and found some of these exact bricks left in the yard so they are now going to be included in my fire pit. Thanks for the tips!

[koryblack]

10/10 for the steps and the commentating.

[victoriaheindel]

I came to learn how to build a firepit and ended up laughing my butt off in the process. Thank you!! Priceless!

[justinthor]

Okay, this is too perfect.
Super simple, super efficient.
Your jokes are killing me, your dry delivery rejuvenated me.
THEN, after you say that you added the links for the products and when I click them, each and every one is a search on Amazon for the tool, like "shovel".
You're a beautiful person.

[wakaul]

this is the most inspiring video of DIY fire pit so far I've seen.