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I greatly appreciate you showing how to fix problems that can arise when forming concrete! It really builds confidence within your viewers...

i love these kinds of shows. I think a man that does this kinds of stuff is a happier man.

Great idea and good looking result. Here is a suggestion when working with concrete. Whilst it's a great material in compression, it sucks when in tension. As you found out when the side pulled off. Adding some mesh into the void, before adding the concrete, will hold it all together. Use something like galvanised chicken wire. Form three square C shapes. One long one that takes it's shape from the base and two short ends. Then two the same shape that take their shape from a short end and half of each of the long sides. Connect the 3 parts together to make a basket. The wire mesh basket should sit in the middle of the void between the two forms. To use it, put a half inch of your mix into the base. Sit the basket in place and add another half inch of mix. Then add your inner form and continue as you did in the video. The mesh basket maybe a bit overkill, but it's the easiest way to add reinforcement. Keep up the good work.

This is so gnarly. Glad to see a guy on KZfaq owning a mistake. Finally, a project video I can relate to lol

You are one patient craftsman! I love how you didn't give up on your project, and it still looked great. I love finding cheap ways to make cool things that would otherwise cost me hundreds of dollars. This is a great idea!

I went with a trough instead of cans, that way I can just pour clear biofuel in, its cheaper, doesn't produce residue & is less maintenance while producing exactly the same type of flame.

If you line the inside of the outer box and the outside of the inner box with wax paper the sides will easily come apart and it will give you a flawlessly smooth finish. Providing you take the time to pull out all the wrinkles in the wax paper.

I have the utmost respect for folks making their own stuffs. And this fire pit looks so awesome. Well done!

Don't ever let anyone tell you you don't know what you're doing. Beautiful!!!

Those black, shiny pebbles look damn good with the flames.

I like the fact that he shows his errors. Not a lot of youtubers show their mistakes. Real organic and pure video

Love that you show how you fix your mistakes, that makes the videos super educational for both newbies and seasoned DIYer's. And oh yeah, I want your workshop!

Man you do a good job. Like the way you handle it all. PERFECT

Finally my brothers out here showing skills other than throwing a ball Black excellence...I LOVE IT

I appreciate it when people show their failures and the problems that occur. Good for my confidence and anxiety.

Good job. I especially liked how you showed the errors and commented on the frustration. Too many people think projects are mistake proof. You showed your mistakes but more importantly you demonstrated how to overcome!!!! Thanks

Thanks for showing your mistakes. That’s how we learn! So many DIY ers act like they don’t ever do anything wrong. That’s not the world I live in. 🙋🏻‍♂️

I enjoy your videos very much. I like how you show your mistakes.

I love how you show your mistakes and explain how you fix them.

Went to go build this and realized that I don't even own any tools. You make things look so easy. Well done on this and all of your videos.

Great video. Thanks for the info. I’ve also seen the little fire pits made using bowls from the dollar store as molds.

Only discovered your channel recently, absolutely amazing! Love you work sir!

very skilled man i could watch this channel all day every day thank you

Super video!!! I liked that you showed how to fix the fire fit when it was apparently broken!

Really Great video. I like how you show what you create.

Since you framed the box and had about 1 1/4 space I would have wire meshed it and then fill it in with concrete..that way it would have been more solid..but good job all together..I love it im gonna build one now

This is the best-looking one of these fire-pit projects I've seen. The tiles add a sleek finished look to the project, and the removable top with the hidden bolt handles is super smart. I also appreciated how you showed the frustrating part of the concrete work - not every DIY succeeds on the first try after all. Thanks for the vid!

I like seeing the fact that not all projects are perfect, wish i had the patients you have to stick with a failed project and not give up. Cheers for the video

I love this guy his voice is so relaxing

Not a criticism, just trying to add ideas... :)... you could've used some of that mesh for reinforcement in the box, to stop the side falling off like it did ;)

You are extremely talented. The stuff you come up with is nothing short of amazing and even showing your mistakes and how you fix them shows us that you are confident in what you do

Awesome creative design. For mixing small batches of concrete...try using large heavy duty thick mil plastic bags, minimizes dust and need to mix. Add concrete and water and close the bag. Shake and roll until fully mixed. Wash out the bag afterwards with water and reuse. Keep up the great ideas.

My lord now I want to play with cement and all types of tools!

#WranlgerRIGGS I really enjoy watching your videos. I love that you show your mistakes and how to fix them. Keep it up man always look forward to seeing what you are going to do next.

Love the way you explain the process and even show that you're not perfect and mess up like the rest of us, but then show how to fix it. First time viewer and now subbed. Thank you, great vid!

Awesome project. It's great you didn't give up on it and opted for problem solving instead. Bravo!

I really lile that you show and admit your mistakes. I think it makes you more personable. Thanks for the great videos.

This is pretty dope, I do have a couple suggestions though. 1)On the Aluminum Tile if you make this again instead of cutting it and giving it that open corner look, try shaping the Aluminum Tile to fit around the corner it might give it a more finished look. 2) try adding the Aluminum Tile along the top part which may also give it a more finished look. 3) the wood you used to make it look like it was floating seemed to be to wide, try making it a little thinner and painting it black next time. Again these are just suggestions, if you don't make this again that's cool, but if i make it i certainly will try it myself and show my process to you along with the end result. Awesome build.

This is a great tutorial. You explain the steps very well. I also like that you show where things go wrong, and how to fix them 🙂

That is so cool and doable. Thank you for sharing. I'm going to make one this weekend!

Now that's a good looking tabletop fire pit. I especially loved how you showed how to fix your earlier mistakes and saved the project. Nice job! #WranglerRIGGS

Very cool project..greetings from Croatia..

I wish I lived next door to this guy !! Immaculate craftsmanship executed perfectly ! Great channel to watch and take ideas from. Thanks for sharing man 😊

Love your PRO approach...showing that at times things do go wrong and how to fix it Thanks

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Nice build. Stainless steel tiles give an elegant look. Great job. #WranglerRiggs

I Love it! The best thing in this video was the fact that you didn't give up and how did you take the proper action to fix the problem. Good Idea :)

Beautiful! Sure helps to have all the right tools! Love your workshop! Your a true master at what you do!

Would it help if you put small pieces of rebar or mesh in it to counteract the cracking and breaking the concrete?

Thanks for leaving the mistakes in! That's an important part of the process and makes it more achievable for everyone!

Really great! Thanks for showing the good and the bad. The best lesson is to learn to keep at it and not give up out of frustration!

Question about the fire gel: That looked almost liquid. Is it pourable? Do you think you could make a tray/box, pour some gel into that and light it? It seems like it would produce a more widespread/even flame, although I don't know if that would actually be a good thing. Does having the gel in cans help increase the height of the flames? (#WranglerRIGGS - again!)

Great video, Glen, and thanks for showing how you fixed all of the cracking and imperfections! And thanks for the giveaway! #WranglerRIGGS

I bet this guy's house is freaking awesome.

Oh and you showed how to fix the mistakes!!!!! Dope stuff!!!

hehe, I see the demands for your hours of work to be done for free have hit. Good luck on getting even more sponsors. You do good, entertaining stuff. I wasn't even gonna enter until I read the whinging, so #WranglerRIGGS" entry engaged.

#WranglerRIGGS you got a great ....design Idea.........you can create any good looking thing from a scrap...........its great watching your videos .....Love from INDIA

Bruh 😎!!! “Pitiliciously” awesome 👏🏽 ❤️

Glad you decided to use the tile as opposed to just painting it, it looks really clean and modern! Thanks for the video!

Awesome video man. Really wish I had the tools to make this.

Do you sell the things you make?

I love the addition of the mirror tile sheet, looks great!

Thank you for showing what can go wrong. So many KZfaq creators edit out mistakes, then we’re surprised when we have problems.

I like it but I will live the concrete not the tile good job

#WranglerRIGGS What if you add LED light on the bottom??? Just a thought.

Awesome project. Like the part the side broke off and you still show it to use on fixing the issue. You are human we are not perfect excellent

You is THE MAN!! Very good. You job is a nice talent!

COOL!!!!

Whoever thumbed this video down are straight haters..

Excellent work, very cool idea and the style of it works nicely.

Really neat idea. I like the aluminum tile.

I love the idea of this, but I have a concern. How hot do those flames get? As that Aluminum has a tendency to melt/warp and if you are running that for several hours could ruin your top frame. Maybe try stainless angle? Just wondering #WranglerRIGGS

that black stones or glass pebbles may explode with high heat

I love all your projects and I like how neat you finish all the things you maka. I specially love this one it looks anazing. Thanks for sharing.

I really like this build. It's fantastic

#WranglerRIGGS - That said, this is a great video, again! At 11:05, I can't hear what you're saying - maybe overdub that? In the future, or for another fire box, you can use some of that exact same "lath" (wire mesh) that you bought in your concrete. That will add a lot of strength to your concrete, especially when you make it as thin as you did. Just form it so that it sits in the middle of the area and doesn't touch the edges. That way, it won't "come to the surface" of your concrete when you pour.

Wow , great job ;-)

If you use some of that mesh in the concrete, you can use it to keep it really secure at the corners and angles when curing

Showing the mistakes or (roadblocks) and how you overcame them adds interest to the project/video. Good job!!!!

Shoulda stuck some chicken wire inside

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Great Build Glen. Enjoying the new HD quality. Thanks for showing the mistakes an your solutions.

Outstanding....show’s to keep going even when its not perfect. It turned out perfect.

very beautiful, great idea the sticky tiles selected thanks

wait whaa!? how am I just discovering a black DIY channel? In all my KZfaq viewing hours I have never.. omg I'm so happy!

Great build💖Great job explaining step by step 💖

One of your best vids yet. Well done.

When I used to pour concrete in molds who used to spray a light coating of motor oil in the mold. The concrete comes out like a fried egg in a non-stick pan. This should help a lot. Thanks for sharing this. Its giving me some ideas

Great idea. I really like the unpainted concreate look of the edge. I think I will try this next spring.

Very cool project I will be making one or 2 of these but using angle iron or stainless

I liked it better just with the concrete finish. Excellent project :)

I like the fact you show the errors and how to overcome them

another great fire pit video, the best is the bowl type as it came out with the marks and my wife and I says it looks awesome, but this one is also awesome with clear instructions on how to build it.

Another awesome Video Brother, thanks for showing the "fail", it shows you are human and not just a making machine.

Beautyful Work ......let the Summer come!!!

looks great , and with your tools i could build the Space Station

If you close your eyes and listen, he sounds just like Roy Jones Jr. Try it! Nice job Bro. You're talented as all get out!

I love your videos you are very creative and have a great diy skill and mind

Thank you for sharing your fantastic project. This is awesome. I love this one even more than the fire pit bowl.