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larisa [96]
2 years ago
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How to Build a Fire Pit 1. Create the base. To ensure you get the preferred size, begin by using a tape measure to measure the d

esired width and then spray paint a circle on the site to use as a guide. Then, dig out the hole, being careful to stay within those lines. Don’t skip this step! The end result should be a nice, evenly rounded (not lopsided) base, about 4 inches in depth. Next, dig a hole and fill it with about 50 pounds of River Jacks gravel. After evening out the gravel with a rake, the depth of your stone should be about 2 inches, allowing plenty of material for burying those last smoldering logs. We compact the rock with the back of a shovel to make a nice firm surface. 2. Install the keystones, which are the base stones surrounding the steel liner. These stones form a curved, or arched, configuration, from the ground to the top of the liner. 3. Fill in the gap between the fire ring and the keystones with modified stone. 4. Add the capstones to the top of the keystones, so that they are above the highest point of the steel liner. 5. Surround the pit with an 18-inch circle of River Jacks gravel. Which revisions would make the diagram of the fire pit more effective? Select three options. adding another step describing all uses of fire pits adding images of different styles of fire pits including images for each step of the process adding a label to indicate the depth of the fire pit including labels for all materials mentioned

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2 answers:
Alex777 [14]2 years ago
6 0

Answer: C,D,E   IF ITS LOCKED FOR YOU

C: Including Images for each step of the process

D: Adding A label to indicate the depth of the fire pit

E: including labels for all materials mentioned

Explanation:

lesantik [10]2 years ago
3 0

The revisions that would make the diagram of the fire pit more effective are:

1. Including images for each step of the process;

2. Adding a label to indicate the depth of the fire pit;

3. Including labels for all materials mentioned.


Those revisions would make it easier for the person building the fire pit to visualize the work that has to be done and the way it is supposed to be done. Understanding the materials, their appearance and use is an important step to ensure the success of the project. Since the depth is crucial for the fire pit to function properly, being able to visualize the correct depth is also essential for the building. The pictures of each step would help eliminate possible doubts, especially if the images are well depicted and numbered.

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