Install Foam Forms and Air Pipes

top to bottom. Man, that's cool. Now, we know that these circles are not perfectly circular uh just because we had didn't use a jig or anything. We bent them by hand. Uh I want to give it the best opportunity to uh be even. So, uh I got all these stakes. The stakes are going to work in two fashions. One is to keep this thing from bending out when we pour concrete. Second thing it'll do is it'll keep it more aligned. So, and then I'm just going to basically squeeze it into place. All right, folks. Check this out. I'm pretty happy how this looks. Uh, it's like the old saying goes, if it looks straight, then it is straight. Or in our situation, if it looks circular, then it is circular. But we're moving on. We're getting momentum. Uh there's a we're going to cover exactly how smokeless fire pits work. There's two chambers. There's two basically ignitions or combustions that process that happen. But the first one is the main airflow that's going to come down below. So what we're going to do is we're going to take this 2-in PVC. We're going to put five or six of them. I'm probably going to do six all the way around. We're going to drill with a hole saw through here and through there. Shove this pipe through. That way when the concrete cures, we can bang that PVC out of there and get our air flow in there. Sounds like a plan. Onward. [Music]