DIY How To Build a Homemade BBQ / Fire Pit || DIY BBQ Pit || Awesome DIY BBQ Pit || DIYFIREPIT
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Hello and Thanks for watching. In this video I will show how to build an amazing fire-pit/BBQ. This grill will serve as fire pit and BBQ pit. Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions in the comments below. Please Like, share and subscribe if you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your visit and your support. 🙏.
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Materials Used
1) 20" Pipe - Top Grilling Ring - 1 3/4" long
2) 24" Pipe - Firepit - 12" long
3) 1 1/2 Pipe - legs- 8" long, including cut-out section.
4) 1" Pipe - Handles - 5" long nipple between the 90s and one 4 1/2" long nipple cut in half.
5) 3/4 Pipe - adjustable rod sleeve - 9 1/2" long
6) 1" Threaded 90 ELL - firepit handles - 4 Total
7) 1/2" Threaded 90 ELL with 5" Nipple between the 90s and one 3" long nipple cut in half - Top Cover handle
8) 3" Casters - legs - 3 Total
9) 1/4" Plate - Leg Base Plate - 4 1/2" Diameter
10) 3/4 Cold Rolled Steel - Top cover side handle and grilling ring adjustable height rod - 14" long
11) 3/4 Cold Rolled Steel - Grilling ring adjustable height rod V-shape pieces - 3" long, two pieces total, one end cut at approximately 22 degree angle, the other end flat.
12) 1/2" Angle Iron - Clips welded inside 24" pipe that support wood/charcoal grate - 2" long, 4 total @ 3 1/2" from the bottom.
13) 3/8" bolts and nuts - T-handle set screw and T-handle.
14) 1/4" Nuts and Bolts - Casters
15) 3/8" Square Steel Bar - grilling grate support bars - One piece @ 19 1/4" and two pieces @
9 7/16"
16) 3/8" Square Steel Bar - wood/charcoal heavy duty expanded metal handles - 8" wide
17) 1/2" x #13 Expanded Metal - Grilling Grate - 20" Diameter
18) Heavy Duty Expanded Metal - wood/charcoal grate - 22 1/2" Diameter
19) 14 gauge Sheet Metal - top cover - 20 3/8" with 5/8" lip
20) 1/8" Sheet Metal - Bottom Cover welded fire-pit - 24" Diameter
21) Welding Chipping Hammer Handle - Grilling grate side handle - One needed - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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That’s dope
Woh!nó nhìn lạ lùng và rất cứng cáp, tốt lắm 👍
Cảm ơn. 😀
No doubt about the welding skills...nice work!
Thank you. 👍
Wow that professional work right there. Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!😊❤️👍
Nice build,finally someone used supports on the mesh, in stead of floppy grate and saying it will work, flopping with nothing on it
Nice job ax creations
_HAUNTED? Thanks, more videos coming up soon.
Good video
Thank you.
I just built a tail gate grill for my truck and have some scrap to try building this. I love welding even though I have alot to learn. This is nice.
Thank you, I appreciate the positive comment. I’d like to see what you built. I love welding myself. It just takes practice, but it does help a lot that you like welding. 👍👍👍
@@axcreates_official I work 50 to 60 hour weeks so I am very limited to work on my hobby. I also wish I knew how to use a torch since my plasma cutter only cuts and sometimes I need to bend metal. I have some scrap metal and was going to make a fire pit. Its been super hot here in south Texas and we should be around 108F today and the next few days. Well it looked awesome.
Jorge Serna that’s hot! And you have the humidity too!! Well stay safe working those long hours and keep up the good work!
Ok I’ll just get on it
Now that's a serious bit of kit..love it :)
Thank you. 👍
That’s beautiful thank you Master for teaching us
My pleasure, thank you.
Great Work > super super super like
Good luck 😍❤️😍❤️😍❤️😍
Thank you
Excelentre trabajo
Gracias👍
Sehr guter Grill gute Arbeit bravo ❤👍👍💪💪👌👌😍🤩🥰😅💯🔥
Thank you ❤️❤️👍👍
WOW absolutely love this, that will produce some awesome cooks.
Thank you. Yes it does!👍
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I would love to have one just like that
Thank you.
Saved the video to see if one day i dare to build one. I have all the tools but no idea where to get the material. Amazing job
Thank for watching. Some of the materials you can get at a local hardware store and the scrap yard for the bigger stuff. Hope you make it one day.
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Nice pit! I built one out of 36” diameter pipe for my patio a few years ago and love it... I like the wheels.
Thank you Jeff. 36” is a very good size. Yes, the wheels are helpful because the pit was pretty heavy, but it works great. Thanks again for your feedback and support.
Where do u get a stubby piece of pipe like that
Check Metal Recycling yards, local Fabrication shops. They throw away lots of scrap metal, including pipe. You can also check platforms like OfferUp and Craigslist. Hope this helps.
@@axcreates_official ya good idea, im suprised ur channel has not blown up - really well made vids for the last half a year, ur only 1 vid away prolly
Thank you for you kind words. I’m
Trying my best to provide the best content and share my ideas for everyone to make and enjoy. Thanks for your support. 🙏👍
کارت عالیه ، آفرین .
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Thanks I needed this video I'm gonna make the same one but out of a barrel
Thank you. Yes, that’ll look nice.
Nice I got to learn to weld!
Thank you sir. 👍You can pickup an inexpensive wire feed welder fairly cheap now.
Molto molto ben fatta e funzionale! 👏 Complimenti
Muy bueno
Gracias
Thts a damn good grill. I want one now
Thank you.
super, top, good job
Thank you.
Great work. One heck of a job
Thank you very much for your comment. 🙏👍
Perfect!
Thank you.
awesome!!! that's a bomb proof bbq grill
It sure is! Thank you for watching. 👍🙏
Nice to watch a professional. Attention to detail. Outstanding, thank you
Thank you sir for your comment and support.
Real Nice Job ,I just started welding and this look's like a real nice one to try Thanks
Thank you. Hope you make one. 👍
nice. looks like a fun project to do.
It was! Thank you.
very nice i have one made out of stainless
Thanks. Stainless had to look nice! 👍
Hello friends! Thank you for watching ❤️😀👍
Great job would love to have one
Thank you👍
Very good excellent work and job amazing
Thank you.
Excelente trabajó.
Gracias👍
Awesome 👏 a true craftsman.
Thank you 🙏 for your comment and support.
Awsome work! I think would have left a little 1/2 lip on the cooking grate to keep stuff from rolling off. But very nice build.
Yes, that’s a great idea. Will definitely do that next time. Thank you for your support and feedback.
nice
Thank you. 👍
Love it.
Thank you 🙏 The next one is in-progress.
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It’s like a mini Santa Maria BBQ grill; well done. Maybe for your next one you could make a heavy duty version 😂. Darlington, South Carolina
Thank you 👍
잘 만드시네요 vrey good ~
Thank you.
Very nice 👍👍 job
So perfect
Congratulations
Thank you.
Great Job. That's awesome.
Thank you sir.
Buen video..good work
Gracias!🙏
This was awesome. I cannot weld but it is a great skill. Thank you for the video. If you ever get to a point to giving one of these away, please throw my name in the pot. God bless.
Thank you. Will do!!👍
Wow this guy is awesome 👏😎
Thank you for your support. 👍
👍🏻 С руками, Premium.
Thank you. 👍
Wonderful
Thank you. 🙏👍
Very good my friend you have lots of skill and great ideas
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Outstanding!!👍🏼
Thank you.
Awesome job!
Thank you very much. Thanks for your support. Have another design coming soon.
Goooooood 👍👏🙏🍀🇧🇷
Thank you for not putting background music.
Thank you for watching.
Legend!
Thank you 🙏 👍
Ok super
Thank you 🙏
this is nice neat work
Thank you 👍
Dang fine work buddy! Keep the good videos coming
Thank you very much. 👍👍
No air holes it will smoke!
Muy buen trabajo 👍 y la cerveza?
Muchas gracias por su comentario. Sí claro. 👍
Very nice!
Thank you 🙏
Nicely built but one fundamental flaw. You need to have an air intake at the bottom of the barrel under the coals to cause a draught to keep the fire going. Easy to amend.
Very good point. Thank you for your feedback. 👍
I like it if you lived near me would pay to have one made even. Great job.
Thank you very much for your comment. 👍 I can’t do it now, but I think eventually I’ll make them for anyone that wants one. Thank you again.
I’m bettin this guy is a pipe fitter/welder... I’m gonna make this out of an old tractor rim
Nice work!
Thank you
nice work 👍
Thank you.
Nice job should have added a door on the bottom for ash removal and air flow
Yes, good point, but its big enough where airflow is not a problem and neither is cleaning. Small hand brush and dust pan work just fine. thank you for watching and your feedback.
Ok, I just got to learn how to weld. Dammit! Lol
You can buy a beginner’s welder fairly cheap. Lol. 👍
really liked the video. is this what welders do for fun?
Yes, that’s what we do and we enjoy it. Thank you for your comment and your support. 👍
Love it. :-)
Thank you 👍
top demais
I would like to buy one like like this, quality looks amazing!
Thank you for your comment and support. I am not able to make more at the moment, but will definitely contact you when I’m able to.
Thanks but really Will be fantastic the day someone think in ALL the people that dont have a taller with the necessary tools to do this kind of project, ...
Nice work sir.
Thank you for your comment. 👍🙏
Awesome!! Now I have massive welding equipment jealousy! By the time that I would buy the welder and parts it would defeat the purpose. One day though!
Thank you. It's just a great feeling seeing the final product knowing that you built it.
@@axcreates_official 100% I used to love metal work at school. My wife doesn’t believe that I could make things nowadays but I’m pretty confident that I’d get back in the welding groove.
I built a whole hard top pop up camper trailer in year 12, which I’m still proud of!
That’s awesome. You should get back into it. Some might argue that it’s cheaper to buy a lot of what you see in TH-cam, but it’s also about creativity and often times making something out of nothing.
Gracias esas barbacoas son muy lindas en mi pais usamos para asar la carne una parrilla y poco brasas y lleva tienpo asar la carne aqui es un arte asar carne un abrazo amigo mira videos de argentina como hacemos asado
He visto muchos videos amigo. Sin embargo, solo he comido El asado Argentino. Y en mi opinión el asado Argentino y el Uruguayo son dos de los mejores.
You deserve that steak great job. It makes me one to build from a 55 gallon drum.
Thank you. Yes, 55 gallon drum will look awesome. Hope you build it. 👍
Make a clean out door for the ash and it's perfect!
Yes. It’s a good idea. I thought about it, but it’s so big that’s it’s super easy to clean. However, I do believe that it would also give it more character. Stay tuned for next Sunday. Have another one coming. Thank you for watching and your feedback.
This is awesome craftsmanship. But, I don't ever see a ground clamp when you are welding. I like how you tack everything with a torpedo level and then finish welding. I use an Old Lincoln "Tombstone" stick welder at my shop at home.
Thank you for watching. 👍
The steel table he is working on has the clamp attached to it, any metal item placed on top is automatically grounded assuming the metal is clean.
There should have been a hole at the bottom to dump the ash out easily. But this is an awesome video.
Thank you for watching. Yes, that’s a good idea. I thought about it, but It’s such a large diameter pipe that it’s super easy to scoop them out with small dust pan and brush. Thank you for you feedback. 👍
No air damper at bottom..
Hmmmm...
Looks great...
Thank you. It’s such large diameter that it works just fine. Thanks for your feedback.
It's better if you add a ventilator hole with valve to control fire and the heat
Nice job
Great point, thank you.
“Hold my beer I gotta build something!”
Right ! Lol. 👍
Super cool, what gauge of expanded metal did you use?
Thank you, It was about 1/8" in thickness!!!
Nice and indestructible. How’s it holding up? Wonder about a drip hole. And thermal insulation for the bearings.
Thank you. Holding up great!! I did end up drilling a drip hole, good point bty. I didn’t use any bearings.
@@axcreates_official the bearings is whats allowing the caster wheels to spin. Ball bearings to be exact.
👍Yes, I understand the casters have bearings, but they don’t get hot enough to get damaged. You can use a high heat lubricant if needed. www.amazon.com/dp/B00AFTGN0M/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_glt_fabc_BW5M7H4ASK7CKCSW7F02?linkCode=ml2&tag=alexpalominos-20
Hey your skills are bad ass! This is a great pit. Can you build me one. I’d be happy to pay you
Thank you. I'm not making them to sell at the moment.
Whats the best way to clean the expanded metal before cooking on it?
Spray it with a good degreaser, hit it with a wire brush, then give it good wash with dish detergent/soap. Spray it with canola oil or whatever you prefer and cook it for about 40 minutes or so. You can do this on the grill itself or in the oven. Thats how I clean mine. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching.
Fabulous project ! As a complete beginner, it'd be good to understand the type of welder you've used?
Thank you for watching. The process is GMAW, commonly know as Mig. I’m using a solid wire electrode with a
75%Argon -25%Carbon Dioxide gas mixture. With this same process, you can use a flux-cored wire that is self shielding and doesn’t require the gas mixture.
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Menos carbon y mas alta la parrilla superior para una buena chuleta un abrazo de argentina y gracias por responder
Usé mucho carbón porque era la primera vez que lo usaba y había cubierto la parrilla con aceite de canola para curar y sazonarla. Gracias a ti por tu apoyo. Saludos
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I Wish CAN i have one bro, ,
Thank you for watching. I can’t make them at the moment, but perhaps in the near future I will. Thanks again.
how you will wash the grill after cooking?
Nice work !!!
Thank you 😀
Would you make another one for me please.. I’d buy it.. please ?
Hello, Thank you watching and your interest in buying one, I'm honored. However, I am unable to make it at the moment, but perhaps in the near future .Thank you again for your support.
very nice work. but an idea for improvement, space the bottom coal grid a bit off the pot floor and add some air vents
Yes. That would help. Thank you for watching. 👍
How thick is your metal on the bottom
3/16”
Can you please make industrial looking hookah 😁😁😁
I can definitely try. 😆