Any one know of a good quality smokeless firepit?

[Seasoned Oak]

Looking for a good fire pit. I used my store bought one twice and already the bottom is rusting out, plus it produces way too much smoke.
Solo is coming out with a stainless steel smokeless smoke burning fire pit that looks good For about $250.
The regular firepit is just too hard to take all the smoke they produce and the fact that most dont last very long outdoors.

 

[jetsam]

My fire pit is guaranteed never to rust out, but it smokes a fair bit.

That's what you get when you drag rocks into a circle and put chairs around it, though.

 

[drz1050]

Color me skeptical on the smokeless pits. Most of the smoke I get from burning in my pit is from burning wet stuff/ bushes and vines and whatnot.. if I toss some dry wood on there, it barely smokes at all.

My pit is a 4' diameter hole in the ground about 1.5' deep, surrounded by rocks.

Every metal bottomed firepit will not have a long life.. ash + water = lye. Yeah, not exactly, but close enough.

 

[blades]

Smokeless fire pit- yep bunch of rocks in a circle and lp tank and line and fake lp log set.- good to go

 

[Seasoned Oak]

Mainly looking for a firepit with reburn capabilities like my wood stoves, there are a few out there but not many.

 

[drz1050]

In order to have an efficient reburn, you need to direct the airflow, both in and out of the fire. No firepits do this.. If they did, they wouldn't be much of a 'pit'.. this is why I'm skeptical.

I've seen the designs of the ones that claim to have re-burn, and they might, to an extent.. on the edges.. But nothing at all like your stove.