Your son's are very fortunate to have a thoughtful and skilled father as a guide and example for life. Keep up the good work.

Very genius 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

U nailed it man!!!

Blown away that was awesome

Bravo very good.

they came out nice

...looks really cool. Well done

Very nice job

That is really cool! Thanks!

GREAT, i love the Pit, Great Idea

well done

Nice job

That was a very creative idea. I think I might have to build one myself.

Great little outdoor stoves, you are an invented keep up th good work, will be watching thanks for sharing. Blessings!!!

that's a great idea and they look super duper !!!

пока вы его делали он становился похожем на инопланетянина а когда закончили то он стал барбекю :)

Propane is heavier than air. It can just sit in the bottom for years. A yardstick and paper plate produces a good arched opening. Been searching for tanks for a month, finally picked up 2 30lb today for free.

nice job

Love this project - Thanks

Very creative! They came out great. I'd put it out on my deck with a paver block under it as you suggested.Thanks for the video!! ~Dolly

Great job,I like the use of common material used to complete it.

Great job thank you for sharing God Bless.....

So amazing, how you just know how to do things like this. You take for granted how smart you are about the things you know how to do... You are so humble. Yes i did enjoy watching, I did subscribe.

Great idea. I'd suggest putting a fire grate in so ashes can fall away from your fire. A nice finish to the opening might be to weld so 1/4" rod along the edge around the opening and fare in with weld/grind. give a nice, smooth edge. overall they seem to have turned out well.

That's top notch...great fab ideas

very good job, on a great project

good job nice vid

great

nice and neat looking fire pit well done

nice job will last a lot longer than them cheap shop bought ones

Nice build! One suggestion -- next time you build one of these, I recommend you consider making the collar smaller so the pipe goes outside the collar instead of inside it. That way water would stay outside the pipe and not get trapped between an external collar and the pipe inside it (which would likely cause a rust issue). It would also prevent rain water from leaking inside the pit. Instead it would simply run down the sides. You could fasten the pipe to the inside collar using stove bolts or large self tapping sheet metal screws. One other thought regarding preventing rain incursion -- possibly make a "brim" and weld it above the fire opening -- kind of like a small 1 inch awning so that rain would be deflected and couldn't just drip into the opening. I live in the Pacific NW, so we get a lot of rain during the fall winter and spring, so keeping it out of where it isn't wanted is a big deal here. I watched the other video you did of a later build and like the rebar grill you made to fit inside. That steak you cooked looked delicious! One comment about safety -- I recommend that, after you remove the valve, you "always" fill each tank up completely with water to force any remaining heavier-than-air propane out of the tank before you start cutting and welding. You are probably okay to cut off the guard at the top to help get the valve off first -- but doing any more without making sure the tank has been emptied of propane first is asking for trouble....

This is REALLY awesome and cool man.

Looks good Kevin. Gonna change it a little, add a grate and make a small wood stove for my fishing hut. Thanks for sharing bud.

so cool ty

Nice mr. Robinson you get 3 thumbs up

Great job man! Really like this project.

Chido saludos

Thanks for a great video and for sharing your skills 👍👍👍👍👍

well made !

Well done, Kevin!

Nice work, I also made a larger fireplace out of a 30 gal. tank. When I cut out my door, i welded it to a hinge so I could close the firedoor when needed. I also put a grill I the stove about 8 inches up from the bottom, less cleaning of ashes for me... nice job.clean unit.

They look great. /

As usual, good job.

Nice work Kevin!!!

Kevin, congratulations - very nice your work.

Great job Kevin!

Sweet, you da man.

Nice little stove Kevin- The fire 'door' opening looks a touch like the visor on the big steel robot in the Sci-Fi classic movie 'The day the earth stood still'- "take me to your barbecue earthling"!

Hey Kevin. I loved your small metal detecting shovel you made. It was interesting seeing your use of the forge and welding. Perhaps someday I'll be making one for myself. Cheers.

I guess I've found a use for my old bottles now! I wish you had yelled "BOOM" when you put the flame in the old bottle, but I did notice in one clip there is water in the bottle for all the Safety Sally's out there. Great job man great inspiration for a project

well done! love your workshop.

Enjoyed this video,well done william

Great idea! Nice work

Good on ya buddy, thumbs up!!

i'd like to have one of those!! nice job

this is great build man.

Bro add a glass door and a air intake it's a wood stove. Good job

Tell me why people work on the floor all uncomfortable. hehe ? One little tip. When you put your sleave for your top pipe. The sleave should be smaller than the top pipe so it will fit over it instead of the sleave going inside the upper pipe. This will ensure any smoke will not leak out. . It will also keep rain water from leaking down inside the fire pit when left outside in the eliments. Great job ,Thanks for the helfull tips. Cheers

Great job

I really enjoyed your video!

good job

Looks great!. Two other things to think about. 1) put a complete bead around the stovepipe collar to make it a little more finished and 2) weld some cleats inside to support a wire rack or two (1 to let the ashes drop and the other to cook on. Over all outstanding and I bet you can find people easily to pay $150-$200 for these.

Good job

Very nice Build God Bless you Brother

Hey kevin. Re-weld the valve guard back on for a skillet mount. Use a 4in. stack with 1.75 to 2in air intake.

Love the Video Kelvin Keep them coming

Good Job! I like the way you think

I used to work for a liquid gas company. . Make your fire pits out of chlorine tanks they will have an extended life of burning and put a raised grill in it. I had a friend that made bbq pits out of them

good project Kevin

Nice job they look great !! I worked at Frontier tank works we built propane tanks, we welded them on an auto roller , and each tank was pumped with 5× its rated pressure before it left . great job keep em coming

Cool

Very Nice Build Kevin! I picked up a few tips! Have A Super Week!.....Gus

Just Brilliant. I really need to make one of these ....Nice job on this ... Thank you for sharing ....Shared and Tweeted

Bonsoir Kevin . Très bon travail ! Simple et très stable ! Bravo ! Georges Good evening Kevin. Very good work ! Simple and very stable! Bravo! Georges

Very nice work!

I'm a fan from this day on Amigo.

Thanks Kevin for your hard work, I like very much your videos. Probably one day you can show all your finished projects in 1 or multiple videos I guess you have quite a few not even recorded on camera

Awesome work , very cool

I like the items that your bill they're really good anybody can put that on the porch and safe

Awesome build looks like a minion. I like your style

Those stoves are very cool I wish I had the talent to make one of those like you do.....good job!

Nice job. Sorry can’t give thumbs up, cos you didn’t burn test it. lol.

Great Job Kevin, just a thought you could have put a flat top on them for a kettle and took the chimney out the back. but really good job

I would buy that.

nice,,,, I love your ideal with them propane tanks , i'm making one out of a stainless steel washer tub and was just looking for some good ideals for looks, but I got some tanks too ,I think i'm going to make me a nice heater for my camping and fishing trips,,thank keep up the good work

I want one!

Propane is heavy, the safe way is to take it outside put a water hose in it and fill the tank till it overflows then you know there is no gas inside, better to be safe then sorry.

It's awesome.Just 1 thing I wouldve done different.Thats took the cut outs for the door opening and maybe put a hing on 1 side and a handle on the other.Or you could've even done double door.But cool build.

Love it! Now do you take orders? 🤗

I made one very similar to these. I just have the opening right in the middle and not as tall. The pipe at the bottom i fill with dryer lint and saw dust mix to light the fire. Burns really hot really quick, but enough to light the wood.

Beautifool

Enjoyed watching and a nice idea. Would be nice to have a 2 or 3 inch threaded female hole in the bottom with a male threaded cap that can be removed. This way you could use hot soapy water to clean the bottom out.

You could make a nice little bbq if you cut it lenght wise. What ever you do ,enphasize on washing the inside BEFORE any cutting. I thought for a moment you were to blow your garage.

I think you could use a 20# bottle to make a good little wood stove for a Ice shack for ice fishing. Very nice work.

Nice use of old propane tanks. What about a door to avoid fire dieing down

You're gonna have to buy another Runaway naked model so you can add items to it and re-sell it, I really liked all the additions you installed

Very nice job Kevin . When are you building mine ? LOL

ı love you kevin

Great job. Ever made a fire pit for placing inside the house?

like your cap jcb I live near jcb good job