I am not sure your old cast iron pots will work for fire unless it has some large holes in the bottom to allow the air to flow through. Fire needs a "chimney" of air coming up through the bottom sides etc to feed the fire with oxygen.
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May be that would be helpful.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u913h7menuk
Are you asking about using a cast iron pot as a fire pit liner?
I am not sure your old cast iron pots will work for fire unless it has some large holes in the bottom to allow the air to flow through. Fire needs a "chimney" of air coming up through the bottom sides etc to feed the fire with oxygen.
Hi Shirley, this is a great link with a few different ideas for making fire pits! hope you enjoy looking through it
https://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/6-way-cycle-household-items-into-fire-pits.html