awesome job. The paw cut-outs ad a nice touch.

Ya, I like those, almost wish we did 8 instead of just 4

I could always drag the thing back out to do more. Still have the template.

Ahhh this is so hella cool

Man.... I wish I had a million bucks. I'd hire you to outfit my whole house.

He moar paws wouldve been great. Estecially sides keep heat in and see o u get cold nexct to pit below the waisty and face baked ^^

Pawesome!

How did you do the paws? Plasma or acetylene?

Looks really good! ^^

We cut them out with plasma.

Really nice clean edge! Awesome job!

Wish I had a plasma cutter

This coming to the burn? :)

I thought about it but it's 269lbs! probably not for this year but next year I may make a more compact version.

Looks great! Hope it works well for all the work put into it.

It works amazing!

As a firepit aficionado, do want. Awesome!

*hugs* thanks for the great weekend, I enjoyed working with you. And thanks for the material and use of the shop.

*hugs* that was a good weekend, nice to have a functional chunk or iron to show for it too :)

From one iron guy to another...well done!!! :)

WHOA... that's heavy, 300+ lbs!
Still a handcrafted fire pit is for most outdoor people, is a MUST!!

VERY very impressive work, I like the minimalistic design of the hinge system; although I think the placement the the handle for the door could be relocated to the outer guard rail as a seamless design as well as higher usability and lower chance of physical harm (i.e. burning hands from excessive heat exposure). Personally I'd use a coiled handle along the handle integrated guard rail to allow bare hands to lift the door without using padded gloves or a stick to open / close the door.

Just additional thoughts to consider if there is a next time for a project like this. =3