1. Have a look at the video above to watch how I made this patio heater/fire pit or have a look at my guide below.Warning do not cut or drill into...

2. Making sure the valves are removed and the cylinders are free from any gas cut one of the cylinders in half keeping the top section (There is no...

3. I decided to burn the paint off the tanks in a small fire as it was proving hard to remove it with a grinder and flap disc. After the fire had d...

4. On a bench I put the two top ends (where the valves were) together and tack welded them before putting them on their side to finish the welding...

5. At this stage I marked the position of where the door was going to be cut…. Using my grinder I cut the hole (slightly smaller than the si...

6. Attach the chimney by firstly tacking it in place and then welding it all the way around.

7. Using the nuts and bolts and hinge attach the door. Everything should line up perfectly. I attached a piece of metal to the inside to act as a s...

8. Drill a hole for the door knob and attach it. (Remove it again before painting)

9. I gave the whole thing (except stainless steel parts) a going over with a flap disc to clean it up and smooth out any rough bits.

10. I drilled some air intake holes around the bottom to make sure the fire has enough oxygen when lighting.