I've gone for the repair approach to my BBQ rather than building from scratch, it needed a lot of work. Should have it finished in the next couple of weekends.
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I've gone for the repair approach to my BBQ rather than building from scratch, it needed a lot of work. Should have it finished in the next couple of weekends.
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Hey Andy,
I moved this to its own thread. Post again when it's complete and I'll add it to the database.
Thanks!
Ken
It's not really a tool and it's more a fix up job than home made but thought people might be interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by kbalch
Fair enough. Moved to the Not a Tool, but Homemade subforum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Workshopshed
Ken
Any pics on how this turned out?
It turned out quite well,
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-BHbqPldZHk...0/Finished.jpg
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Ah. Nice! I can imagine those steaks grilling.
Wow, what a world of difference between the before and after. Looks better than store-bought and the diagonal webbing is a nice design touch.
Cheers Paul, the shelf was originally going to be a weave but the metal was solid enough that I could get away with the simpler design. My key requirement was that it was not solid so that water would not pool on it as had happened for the earlier design. The barrel has some large drainage holes in it for similar reasons.
