Fire pit and fire ring build for viewers!

[@ckfab475]

Got to love a fire pit, it's where people come together to enjoy life for a change.

[@TKCL]

Amen to that!

[@buzzardf111]

wow, thanks for the info about the cutting wheels!

[@TKCL]

Thanks for watching

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice work, my brother likes the color of your tractor!!!!

[@TKCL]

Your brother is a wise man lol! I'm still a couple of videos behind on you and your brothers.

[@earlcavenaugh6459]

Nice job. A welding table will make a world of difference for you.

[@TKCL]

Yes I can't wait to build one

[@backcreekcabin4994]

Excellent job on the fire pit and ring. Love the new design. Keep up the great work and videos.

[@TKCL]

Appreciate the feedback

[@aoutdoors1414]

Great job sir those look very good and I enjoy watching you make them for sure.

[@TKCL]

Thank you, appreciate you watching!

[@Outtahide540]

Good deal, better and cheaper for cut off wheels. Good info

[@TKCL]

I'm happy when I find something cheaper that works. That isn't often

[@ryanzynda5114]

Your customers are really going to enjoy that fire pit and fire ring that you made.

[@TKCL]

I think so too!

[@MrBp8888]

Keep on building them I’ll keep on watching lol good job

[@TKCL]

Thanks!

[@chrisy939]

Those pits look great! If I lived closer, I most certainly would get one.

[@TKCL]

Awww what's a thousand miles between friends? Just make a day trip and pick one up 😉

[@outsidewithrodney8240]

The work you do is awesome & looks great!!!!!! I always enjoy your videos!!!!!

[@TKCL]

Thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to watch

[@WoodDuxWill]

Wow that looks awesome, can’t wait to try it out! I agree that the 3 leg design looks even better and I like how they are spaced out more as well. Thank you!!

[@TKCL]

Awesome hope you enjoy it!

[@BradMyers]

You make building those pits look easy. You are really getting your rhythm down or you doing a good job of editing out any of the mistakes. 😊

[@TKCL]

You nailed it! Editing is the key to making me look like I halfway know what I'm doing lol

[@harryellingsworth8302]

Wow like those rings, and that Firepit, need to do that Cowboy Grill soon, keep up the good work, see you all on your live stream Sunday at 5

[@TKCL]

Thanks Mr Harry, see you on the live stream. Cowboy grill yessssss, need to build one soon.

[@Devaultfl]

A couple of cheep RV wheel chokes would work really nice for keeping those steady for you while working and welding on them.

[@TKCL]

Good tip

[@jeremiahs45]

Really like the new 3 leg fire pit.

[@TKCL]

Thanks! I'm liking it too, that's going to be my standard style unless another request is made by the customer.

[@bigDH123]

Your fire pits are very nice Andrew, I can see you building many of them in the future.

[@TKCL]

Thanks! I can't wait to get a proper welding table so I can get up off of the floor. That should help production.

[@patickpadgett1671]

👍👍👍👍👍😎

[@TKCL]

🤷

[@RedRiverRedNeck309]

Sure wished we lived closer to one another, I would love to buy one of those small tanks off of you or even a couple of them.

[@TKCL]

Well if you are ever in north Florida let me know

[@hartleyhomesteadmichigan6041]

Nice job 👍

[@TKCL]

Thanks

[@bowhunting1013]

They turned out great brother, your work ethic is second to none , keep it up , and if you get a chance , check out the Swanson pro scribe tape measure, it would help you a lot on projects like this , keep em coming, god bless

[@TKCL]

Thank you! I'll check it out

[@waterguy5924]

Great Job...all your videos!! suggestion: Build yourself a long table, mount a few sets of rollers on both sides of the table to support a tank on its side, pick up a good quality Plasma cutter, (if you don't already have one) mount the plasma torch on an adjustable mounting bracket, lay the tanks down and cutaway...bazinga, fire rings cut in about 5 minutes

[@TKCL]

Yep I'd love to have a set up like that, it just isn't in the budget right now. Eventually I definitely want a plasma and a good welding table.

[@Ricardo-RAC]

Nice video. When it comes to separating the legs evenly for a 3 legged setup, are you simply dividing the circumference by 3?

[@TKCL]

Correct, I'm using a limp fabric tape to measure around for the total length. You can also use the 2 pi R method.

[@kencase2179]

I like the pit and the ring. I’m curious. Have you ever made a grate to go across the top to be able to cook over the pit.ring?

[@TKCL]

No but that's already planned to be made this year. I have some really cool ideas.

[@frankfarms1]

I like the 3 leg design better too

[@TKCL]

Yes that's definitely the way to do it!

[@MJADoingStuff]

Got to love them fire pits and rings. I am wondering how long does it take to cut one out?

[@TKCL]

I have not timed it, but it takes several hours from start to finish on the pits.

[@jasonmoncrieff7449]

Grest cutting with the angle grinder Andrew!

[@TKCL]

Thanks Jason

[@BKD70]

You remind me so much of a younger version of me, LOL!! Only with more money than I had when I was younger. How did you end up with all those old tanks? I'd love to build a firepit out of a tank end.

[@TKCL]

I found someone that had a stash and bought a lot off of them, otherwise I search through Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist.

[@WSTMike]

Those are awesome. I bet they come with a 250 year warranty!

[@TKCL]

Lol if I know people, they can tear up anything.

[@WSTMike]

@@TKCL I wanted to thank you for the tip on the Black Hawk cutting wheels. I got some and they have been awesome. I used Dewalt before, but it got pricey. I was going to give you a shoutout on my channel if that is OK? I really appreciate your content. Mike.

[@TKCL]

Thanks, I'll take all exposure I can get! Those cut off wheels have been holding up great for me. Thanks for the support, take care!

[@jonnycruse725]

I like the 3 legs better also. Do you mind telling me what angle did you cut that square tubing at? Thanks

[@TKCL]

49 degrees and a specific height gave me a much tighter fit than I've ever had. Welded up nicely

[@jonnycruse725]

@@TKCL Thanks.

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

Combat Abrasives. Just in case. In your opinion would a 225 gallon horizontal tank make a good camp stove? I'd stand it vertically, less diameter than a 120,but more than a 100. Itd be used to cook and heat. Preciate ya'll. Be safe everybody.

[@TKCL]

I'm sure it would be fine, but I'm not familiar with that size. We have 120s both horizontal (less diameter) and vertical (larger diameter). We then jump to 250 gallons that are even bigger diameter than both style 120s.

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

Ok. I got crossed up. Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there do like those rings been using a old tractor rim for maybe 35 years. put it in the front yard piled big rocks around it . i think wheels are some kind of good steel but the old rim is getting tired . how do you come by the old tanks . good show john

[@TKCL]

I found a gentleman that had quite a few stashed and bought them. Every now and then I can find them on Craigslist or Facebook marketplace. Thanks for watching!

[@rickyclark9052]

I'm one of the newbies. I have idea for you. When / while doing Q&A , clean out cook different things , during. Even if new to you and never done before. Let's try and learn together. Your still doing same Q&A , just adding to it. Yall van take turns working , cooking , and Q&A , or do all together at same time. I know I would enjoy , and others I've talked to as well. Would make it seem like a her together , and we would get to ne there with you. We just couldn't taste. Lol. Enjoying your channel. Keep up the good / hard work. Thanks.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@teveler]

Love the videos sir... I am trying to teach myself to use a flux core welder currently. It is a 115/220 I have found the 115 kind of sucks. It will stick metal together and make a strong weld, but man the welds are UGLY!

[@TKCL]

To be honest I started with Flux mig and hated it! Night and day difference if you pick up gas, sawp the polarity on the welder and use solid wire. No comparison between Flux core and solid wire welding..... Trust me and save yourself the headache!

[@TKCL]

Unless welding sheet metal, 220 always works better than 110 volt.

[@gsmiley7700]

Fire pit looks great with 3 legs. How about try one with legs even further out so the top of the leg is just about at the top of the pit itself?

[@TKCL]

If I find someone that wants that design I'll definitely try it.

[@lorimunn9403]

Needed holes in the bottom to let rain water thru- now they have to tip it over with ash soup

[@TKCL]

Nope, I put drain holes in all of my fire pits. I might not show it in every video.

[@leokelly359]

I use the same cut off disk they work great and last a while I also do the same thing same with my legs to only thing I do different is I'll use shortened horse shoes for my handles I just bend the ends to shorten them. I've got a farrier friend that will give me all the used horse shoes I want

[@TKCL]

I've been thinking about using horseshoes myself!

[@wam1388]

What's the typical cost? Do you just take orders or what? Any shipping, or just pick up? Not ready yet, but very interested for the near future. Great videos!

[@TKCL]

Fire rings are 75 for the most common size. Fire pits range from 125-200 for the common sizes. When you are ready contact me at [e-mail]

[@locrafra]

I was just wondering if it is possible to make one of these firepits smokeless by drilling holes in the bottom and top.

[@TKCL]

It's on my project list to attempt.

[@locrafra]

@@TKCL hoping it works. Is like to try it on mine.

[@rickyclark9052]

How much for the 32" fire pit and how much for ring. ? Can you ship affordably , or pick up only. I'm in Alabama.

[@TKCL]

As for now it's pickup only, no reasonable shipping I can find. The rings are 75 and the pits are 200. Thanks

[@joshohoro]

not long ago you could go to harbor fright and peel back the logos on their grinding disk and cut off wheels to find dewalts logo. most are made in the same place with different brands using their logos.

[@TKCL]

That's with a lot of things nowadays, all made in the same place. With that said, these cheaper discs definitely last longer. It's rare to find cheaper that performs better.

[@augievasquez6992]

How much are these

[@sandoutlaw85]

I'm gonna make me one out a 24 inch propane tank is that a good size

[@TKCL]

That is a common size, a bit small for me, but will work just fine with standard size firewood.