DIY Fire Pit | Basic Welding
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Hey! today im going to show you how to make a fire pit in your backyard
i bought a 44 gallon drum of facebook and decided to make a cheap backyard firepit out of it. its really easy and simple to do, its a great beginner welding project.
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Great video, I like very much that explained the different tools/parts used and also the size of material, etc. It helps a lot.
Nice one mate 👍
Great project!
Just got ten of these drums for free, going to make 20 firepits and sell them for about $60 each after I paint them. Should profit about a grand after material expenses. Easy money!
I'm even considering turning a few of them into some fancy hanging lighting for above pool tables or in a man cave space.
Not bad Sam, not bad. It was a cold winter this one, I hope your pit got some use.
very simple and efficient design, love it
Good vid mate, you’ve probably already done it by now but cut some holes in the sides of your drum, 2 each side maybe 2 inches long by an inch wide, gets the air under the fire and makes it hotter
Awesome job!! Thank you for sharing this project!!
thanks for showing us this man! im going to use a different design slightly for the legs but it really helped
That’s a great idea for a fire pit. Great job!
Drill a few holes in the bottom to drain out water or flip it over when not in use. You could make grated cover using flat bar and expanded metal get the flat type just a thought . Cheers
Looks amazing might have to try this one myself 👍
Well Done.
Thanks !
Good job buddy.. if you can get ahold of a speed square and some magnets you'll have even more fun welding projects like this and many more.. great firepit.. I have 2 barrels and angle iron and 1" square tubing.. think Ima try my hand at this one myself.. thanks for sharing your project with us buddy
Great idea I think I will! Take a photo and DM me on Insta @urbngoods
Think of bacon frying in a pan with sound and try when your welding with MIG anything from 15.5 to 17.5 with your current and your wire feed speed 2 1/4 to 2 and 3/4 ipm ( inches per minute) I like to do a whip and pause motion or small circles depending on your position, and also with flux you can run straight beads instead of using a weave pattern but it takes practice man the more you do it the better your muscle memory will get also welding tips and tricks with Jodi on youtube helps a lot he's an ol timer and has a lot of cool stuff you can benefit from keep welding bro your doing great I appreciate you sharing your idea with us.
great stuff mate
Not bad at all for your first time I will be making one similar in a couple weeks.
I would like to give a suggestion of some holes for drainage of water or some sort of trap door on or near the bottom for clean out
Looks great! But just a tip, when welding make sure to wear long sleeves cloth clothes, jeans, hide the laces in your boots, and keep wood, or other flammable materials away. I am a welding student but the welds looks great for someone who doesn’t weld all the time! Keep up the good work.
Good idea !!
Good rule of thumb is don't weld on concrete. Look up what happens when an electrical current passes through concrete
save time, by measuring in inches vs millimeters , 😆
Looks mint baz, keep up the good work.
I love this design it’s brilliant. But to permanent. If you need to replace the drum it will be a drama. I’d probs introduce gussets for support then you can take the drum off after she’s rusted out. But yeah I’m so steeling you’re design for most part 👍 thanks for sharing.
Yep that’s a great idea ! Just replace the drum when done ! Thanks brad 👍🏻
Big thumbs up for a first welding project.
Have you created some vents in the bottom/ends of the drum for air flow?
If you can get hold of some reo bar, it is great stuff for making a removable rack to sit your fires bed on - helps with air flow under and around.
With a good frame like you have, before you know it there will be a spit rack.G'day from Sydney
Bill Blake hey bill ! , yeah I ended up grinding some vents in the bottom ! That helped heaps. Great idea ! I think I might get some. Perfect weather for it 🤙🏼
Welding tips and tricks has a bunch of videos and info on all the different kinds of welding
Great job, what will you sale it for?
A bandsaw would also cut the angles very easily and accurate.
Trabalho muito bom, parabéns!
great video did the paint peel off because you didnt burn it in first?
Fuck yeah dude! Looks dope!!
cheers homie!
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Thanks for the excellent video and instructions. I'm going to have a go at making one of these. Perhaps two. I'm just wondering if you only tack welded the drum to your steel frame, or eventually used longer beads? I guess you've got that length of steel underneath to support the drum when it has a load of wood in it? I also saw one recently with a grate in the bottom of the drum. I'm guessing that will prolong the life of the drum and improve airflow? Does your one work okay without a grate? Sorry for all the questions!
Nugget S. Afterwards I went over with longer beads ! But tacks should be fine :)
When welding if it sounds like bacon cooking your in there and should be a a pretty decent setting it will vary tho the thicker of the steel that you go but just try to remember if it sounds like bacon your good lol
Where did you pick up your steel angle mate, looks perfect.
Robert Fryer Harding’s steel - geebung! Thanks man.
Aussie! I am learning to stick weld , my project is a BBQ, but it is similar to your pit. How did you find the middle of the barrel?
Hugo Martins I got it off Facebook marketplace ! It was already halved ! 🇦🇺
What amp is the mig welder
R. Kelly 120amp!
do ya roughly know how much 30 x 30 angle ya used for just the 1 fire pit?
Lachy Ellis definitely under a 6m length :)
what paint did you use?
fuge vloge high heat paint !
And safety shorts 🤣