Fire in the Hole! Dakota Fire Hole Pottery Kiln (episode 26)

I’m very close to beginning construction of the new Primitive adobe hut but first I need to collect some more materials and fire up some clay pottery. I’ll be using some pottery pieces during the building process. I need a kiln to fire the pottery and the Dakota fire hole is a great way to achieve that goal. The Dakota fire hole (or pit) is basically a hole dug in the ground with a smaller hole attached to it through an underground tunnel. The flow of air through the tunnel feeds the fire and produces more heat than a ground level campfire. The fire in a Dakota fire hole burns within the hole thus making the flames less visible from the ground and it also produces less smoke. This series will be ongoing so be sure to stay tuned for the next video. *Turn on captions to see subtitles in other languages. *Please subscribe and enable notifications. Follow Chad on Instagram @chadzuberofficial Follow Chad on My equipment: Camera: Nikon D7500 and GoPro Hero7 Black Sound: Zoom H6 Editing: F