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Re: pit design
I have too questions on this topic, and being a fellow metal mustang, I figured you wouldn't mind the thread hijack.

So, Anyone have an idea on what size the tables provided are?

Also, What size diameter and wall size of PVC pipes do most people use for their pits?


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I have too questions on this topic, and being a fellow metal mustang, I figured you wouldn't mind the thread hijack.

So, Anyone have an idea on what size the tables provided are?

Also, What size diameter and wall size of PVC pipes do most people use for their pits?


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I've never seen any that were not 6' long. I think they've had both 36" and 30" wide tables though.
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Re: pit design
Can u get me any more pics?

PS what does the "PVC" in PVC pipes stand for?
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Re: pit design
1 other thing: does anyone know any good ways to make a pit collapsible or at least easy to transport?
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Re: pit design
pssst nathan, drop me an email or talk to me at meetings, I'm happy to help . But to answer your question, if you remember, today we decided on making it out of PVC pipe, so it will all come apart into smaller pieces and fit into our crate.
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