You SketchLaser-cut steel parts that tab, slot and box-joint together, so every build squares itself up before you strike an arc. You weld, grind and finish it your way.
Coming soonEvery kit is prototyped and test-built before it goes on sale. Ask about one and we’ll follow up when it’s ready.
Every part is laser-cut from steel on our TRUMPF laser in Greenville.
The parts pack tight. Each kit page shows how many boxes it ships in.
Tabs, slots and box joints line the parts up. Clamps and a square do the rest.
Paint it, or let it weather to a natural rust patina. It's yours.
Each kit page lists the parts, the tools you’ll need and every assembly step.
Concept imageA 30-inch square fire pit you weld yourself. Ten laser-cut 10 ga steel parts lock together with box-jointed corners and tab-and-slot joints, so it squares itself up before you strike an arc.
Concept imageA 44-inch firewood rack you weld yourself, the matching piece to the Lone Star fire pit. Sixteen laser-cut 10 ga steel parts tab together so the rack squares itself up, and it holds about 10 cubic feet of 16 in firewood, close to a quarter face cord.
Concept imageLearn the four basic welds, then build something worth keeping. Fourteen laser-cut 10 ga steel parts make a butt, lap, T and outside corner joint, plus a 4-inch steel die with a Lone Star for the one. Every joint lines itself up, so you can focus on the bead.
No. The parts locate each other with tabs, slots and box joints, so a few clamps and a framing square are enough. Where a build needs a jig, the kit uses something you already have, like two 2x6 boards.
Each kit page lists the welder and tools it needs. Our kits are designed for hobby welders, with short welds you can reach from the outside.
Not yet. We prototype and test-build every kit before it goes on sale. Ask about a kit and our team will follow up when it’s ready.
That’s what we do. Send us a sketch or drawing through a project inquiry and we’ll review it with you. See our sheet laser cutting capacity.