BadAss Firepit

[Eat Shit And Die]

I really like this one

[SIXFOOTERsez]

Pretty cool, the guy uses a hand operated plasma cutter, Nice
$1600 would be pretty good deal I would think, I have no idea how the forming is done. Probably multiple pieces rolled and then welded together

[Maggot]

Lets see if this works.

[Eat Shit And Die]

Lets see if this works.

[Maggot]

She was not very happy!

I said it was lunch time ......here, hold this wood.

[Eat Shit And Die]

[Jimbone]

Those all look cool... I like the one with the world on fire... seems appropriate most days.

[Maggot]

I like the world on too but after a ton of booze might just kick it as hard as I could, get my foot stuck in it and end up in the hospital.

[SIXFOOTERsez]

Nice work Maggot, your daughter is cute as a bug too.

[crash]

If its only 16# it wouldn't take too much to form it.. 1/4" plate would be a different story.

I'm wondering if they're not a pressed hemispherical end for a vessel that has been plasma cut.

[F.U.]

I wonder how heavy the metal would need to be to prevent warping from the heat? There has got to be a point where it is heavy enough to retain shape, but not to heavy to work into shape.

[crash]

If it has been formed, it will retain shape fine in a normal fire pit. The bigger worry with 16# would be oxidation from the fire and being in the elements. The ass would rust out of it pretty quick if it were that thin. Think a 55 gallon drum cut in half used as a fire bucket left in the open..

1/4" might get you some value for $1600