Basically, a really strong cone that moves around the inside of another circular, hard surface slightly off center. You dump rocks in there, and as it spins around, it opens up a small gap. The rock falls in, and then it continues to move around, crushing it. Only rocks of a certain size can fall through the larger ones get crushed.
So do crusher cones.
What’s a crusher cone??
The classy kinda lady you gotta romance first.
Sidebar: I really want to grill on that shit…
Basically, a really strong cone that moves around the inside of another circular, hard surface slightly off center. You dump rocks in there, and as it spins around, it opens up a small gap. The rock falls in, and then it continues to move around, crushing it. Only rocks of a certain size can fall through the larger ones get crushed.
It’s a cone that goes in a crusher.
Does what it says on the tin. Don’t know what the confusion is.
Heyyy, I have one of these as well. Very nice firepit they are.
Have you ever gotten yours glowing red?
Yas, that’s how you develop patina.
The lower portion where the metal is thinner, yes. But not the upper thicker section. The setting it is in has the seating too close that.