The Great Bowl O’ Fire is the handy work of artist, John T. Unger. Unger makes these beautiful steel fire pits out of recycled steel. Granted a fire pit by nature is not exactly eco-friendly but if you’re going to get one, rather than running down to home depot you can get one of these hand made pieces of art that are made from all recycled material and are built to last a lifetime with no maintenance.
Check out some of his other work…
Waves O’ Fire
Great Flaming Lotus
Blaze O’ Glory Braizer Grill
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Oh, those are gorgeous! I’d love to get one, but I’m pretty sure they’re illegal here. At least, I know they are in Denver and the surrounding counties generally follow suit. I wonder if I could convert one into a fountain or planter? The flame design is just so cool.
Would look great against an Arizona sunset. Nice.
http://www.jongriffith.com
This are very cool. Not sure if that last one is supposed to be a BBQ, but you better watch your arms while reaching to turn the meat.
@cchiovitti: If the woodburning version is not legal where you live, you might still be able to install one with a propane or natural gas burner. Gas burning pits are safer and cleaner than wood, and the upgrade is really easy.
@Dave C.: Not so much for the BBQ, more for the fire to gather around and maybe eat your BBQ. You could cook over my firebowls, but most serious BBQ chefs want the control of a really high end gas grill.
Nice work John!
I’m curious about how you make them - it looks like the bowls are made from the cutoff ends of large steel storage tanks - is that the case? Looks like the lines are too clean and straight to be from hand held plasma torch - are you cutting these with a cnc or do you build some type of template for you plasma torch to follow?
really creative - keep up the good work.
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