Make charcoal at home with this simple domestic sized kiln. Fill with hardwood logs then put the whole unit into a fully lit large fire pit, cover with more firewood and leave over-night. The following day, when cool, open your charcoal maker and the wood should have turned into charcoal ready for your next barbecue, etc. Use smaller wood to make artists charcoal.

N.B. These charcoal makers frequently display surface rusting both inside and out from new. This is normal and in no way detracts from the usefulness of the product. A light oiling between firings and dry storage will ensure that your charcoal maker will last for years.