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Had a family get together last night so I made a fire ring. Before I joined here I really hadn't heard of one before. I got the file from the board, so thanks to whomever posted it. Everyone loved it and "wants one"!
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Nice ring Loyd, but don't you think that wood burns better than beer cans?? ;)

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Nice ring looks great, what did you bend the steel with.? do you use a slip roller?
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Nice fire ring man...Here is a sample of my design....I have several but by far my fav is the fire...
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An undersized slip roller! Don't ask me how I know! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Look closely PJ that's a Coke can... ;)
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Loyd wrote:An undersized slip roller! Don't ask me how I know! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Look closely PJ that's a Coke can... ;)
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My bad Loyd :D , Campfire and friends sometimes = beer and party. LOL, heck we try to burn beer cans to, really don't work that well ;)

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Would you be willing to share a .DXF for the fire ring with the flame design?
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sure will....I put it in file sections...
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Here is a ring and base that I make.....
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Damn these are nice!
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Brian,
Thsose are very nice fire rings.

Would you be willing to share the base file?

I like the base design.

Thanks.
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Shawn,
Here ya go Its for a 36" ring but you can resize accordingly,
the small lines are where we bend the base for the legs at 80deg and 2" from ends of the legs at 80deg and handles/holderlips at 90 deg
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Brian,

Thanks a lot.

I am drawing a few ring designs right now and I will be able to re size the base to fit my designs.

I really like the base you came up with and I think it will be a cool way to build a few pits for some family members this holiday season.

Thanks again.
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What thickness are you using to make the fire rings?

We are trying to get some made up here at the school for a little money makers. Don't want to overkill with metal but don't want to make it too light either.

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I use 11g normally but have on request gone thicker up to 3/8 (which I think is just rediculous overkill) I have never had one warp or rust through yet...
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Hey Brian thanks for sharing the .DXF for the fire ring stand looks great yet very simple to size for different pits.. Also thanks to overengineered for the flame design I'm gonna try and cut one out for myself today. Brian would you mind sharing a .DXF for the firering you have sitting on the pit stand? I think that would be a great gift for my parents in Michigan.!
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Oh and I use 12GA. on all the pits I've made only had a problem once and that was a newyears party that lasted about 10 hours of burning wich a few of my cuts got bent from people tossing logs in other than that 12ga seams to work fine for me. ;)
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awt112 wrote:Hey Brian thanks for sharing the .DXF for the fire ring stand looks great yet very simple to size for different pits.. Also thanks to overengineered for the flame design I'm gonna try and cut one out for myself today. Brian would you mind sharing a .DXF for the firering you have sitting on the pit stand? I think that would be a great gift for my parents in Michigan.!
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Just saying I use 7ga(.174) for my firerings...its just because we have drop pieces from a prior job that are perfect for it.....
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what do you use to bend that so nice i tried loved the flame cut but couldnt get my bends that sharp
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We have break presses at work.....I believe it was a .250 inch radius punch that my buddy uses to bend it....The tabs are bent at their bases and there are spots in the top and bottom profiles to align and break.....
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superoverenginered wrote:We have break presses at work.....I believe it was a .250 inch radius punch that my buddy uses to bend it....The tabs are bent at their bases and there are spots in the top and bottom profiles to align and break.....
we use a brake press also
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Nice Firering Loyd, superoverengineered, I really like the flame pattern that you used, I hope you don't mind , I used your design & made myself one right away.
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pipeliner wrote:Nice Firering Loyd, superoverengineered, I really like the flame pattern that you used, I hope you don't mind , I used your design & made myself one right away.
Not at all..looks really good to me..good work!!
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Great file. Thank you for posting. This fire pit took longer to paint than cutting and bending. Sold this one at a live charity auction for $825. What should these sell for?
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