Bear firepit made for 14ga steel Outdoor

Don P.

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Summary

This is my firepit design for the friendly competition on the forum. I cut this on my Crossfire PRO. You'll need 4 pieces of 31x47" of 14ga steel. You will need to cut 2 of the main bear designs. The slots are sized for 14ga steel so if you want to do thicker, you'll need to resize. This is a no weld design. Really is beautiful with the fire inside and really big. I added a chair in one of the pictures for scale. I did throw in a couple pieces of angle iron just to give a little more airflow, but you can just cut a few with scrap steel and bend them to do the same thing. if you have any questions, please just message me on the forum.

License
Creative Commons - Attribution

You may distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon this work, even commercially, as long as you credit Don P. for the original creation.

Published

1 year ago

Downloads

490

Difficulty

Basic

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  • Kyle Brown - 1 year ago
    Did you do anything to protect it from rust?

    Don P. (OP) - 11 months ago
    I actually rusted mine with hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, & salt. If you paint use I would recommend high temp paint.

  • Chris McNally - 1 year ago
    Dang it's like 112 inches when I put in sheetcam guess I'm doing something wrong, very nice though

    Don P. (OP) - 11 months ago
    I only use fusion 360 so sorry not sure why so large in your software.

  • Shawn - 11 months ago
    love this! wish it all fit on 4x8 sheet though thinking i might scale it so it does. Thanks for taking the ttime to make this though

  • Dwayne Cannon - 9 months ago
    Did the metal distort/warp much?

    Don P. (OP) - 9 months ago
    the very top above the trees sagged out a little but nothing you wouldn't expect. Everyone that comes over loves it. i keep the fire lower and not fill it up to the top. I have used mine maybe 15 times now. If you shrink the size down a little it would help, give it more strength and save a few bucks getting on 1 sheet.

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