So just when you thought your job was easy in comes this little project . Can you put some metal on it ? It doesn't need to look good . Don't you have a welder ? Well it took a little circular math which is always fun for me and it came out ok . Now all i need s alittle bar~b~que paint and some marshmallows.
If you haven't guessed this is the pan for a city back yard camp fire pit . It's always sooo rusted out and thin to start with but just put alittle metal in there it will be fine . This was a little project that sat next to my tool box for over a month and finally got too it

Thanks
Kurt

Hi Kurt,

Looks like a capital Viking Shield. Well done!

I'm sure the Opera Company would love to talk to you about the upcoming season!!!

So; they really came in with ..."Now we don't need anything fancy ..." Haha. That's not just circular math. The old Pie R Square doesn't cover three dimensional arcs - does it? Haha. Get out the cardboard and scissors .... Haha.

Looks good. Great to see the back end of one of those jobs that lean against your desk.

Thanks for a Posting.
Gary

Gary
No cardboard at all I mathed it all out with 1" overlaps . I did have to changes piece count . I was going to use 9" x 16" x20 Gage pie wedges to equal an 88" circumference but then I couldn't find the 9" flat stock we had . It was 6" ( upside down 9) but the narrower width made it easier to form but increased my piece count . I'm no tin knocker but for a free bee it wlll work and was kinda fun for a change .

Thanks
Kurt

Nice work Kurt, doesn't have to be fancy to burn wood in it! I like the "city back yard camp fire pit". I just have a slight depression with 3/4 of the pit lined with oddball pieces of debarked logs. I'll have to snap a picture next time I'm home.

Kurt,
Now that's impressive! I wish I had those skills.
Nice work,
Jeff