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Over the years I have gone through abut a 1/2 dozen of thouse fire pits you can get. So I decided for my first welding project I would bild one. I figured I would share it with you guys. Keep in mind I dont do this for a liveing and it is my first project.I am not sure how to post pics so bear with me .LOLOk Can somebody clue the clueless on posting pics. Last edited by Rick_Rk; 03-17-2010 at 10:56 AM.
Reply:Looks great! You can barely even tell it's there.
Reply:Try again.I think I got the hang of it . Attached Images
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Reply:last oneI think it will last a couple of years.LOL Attached Images
Reply:Rick_Rk is that REALLY your FIRST project or is it the first one that you are posting???????  it looks great!what is your background??-- fredLincoln 180C MIG
Reply:Yep first project I have done. I have done a little stick welding at work but not much. I just finished my garage last year and bought the miller for my reward. I draged the lath out of a friends garage and it was in rough shape but I cleaned it up and re tooled it and it now works ok now. The fireplace is 36" x 36' and its about 6'2" tall. I still have to take a section of fence out to get it in the back yard. I am gonna lay 1/2" of sand in it then drop another 1/4" plate on top of the sand. But I may need to drill some holes to let water out. The wheels are the ones you use on dumpsters. I realy need a good welding table but the bike lift serves as 101 uses.LOL
Reply:HVAC Tech.
Reply:I think you were set up fred.  Millermatic 252"Don't worry, he's got a welder, he can fix anything"
Reply:No, Sparky not a set up.LOL  Thanks Fredf.