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Got the grill built, mostly argentine with a spot for kabobs or whatever. Got the chains on and it lifts and lowers nicely. Put fire brick in the bottom, i may line the sides with brick but ill need some metal to hold them it. Now I'm just down to a handle and side tables and it will be done

Built some latches for the door. Starting on the grill now

Morning all, 30 here.

Started on the top section, made a pretty cool lock to hold the grate out of some old gears and a hitch ball for a counter balance and handle.

Take more, screw the doctor, its your life.

She was on the payroll for years back when we made money. With the economy we just cover costs and that's about it.

Since I didnt plan on 11 inch tall wheels it ended up 49 inches which really was OK for me because I'm tall but I cut it down to 40 inches which seems much nicer, I was going to do 36 but I'm tall. Whenever I build my outdoor kitchen I'll probably chop the legs and mount it in the counter but...

I wasn't happy with the height of it so i cut 10 inches out of the legs.

Same here, ive been a corporation since I started my company. I've been on payroll this whole time except the last year or so I haven't paid myself. I've paid my fair share and then some.

Can i have half? Us small business get screwed too.

Morning all

Put some legs on, wasn't sure what I was going to use for wheels so I went rummaging through the shop. Found to antique casters and a couple model A wheels. Out back we had an old Ford 9 inch that was blown up so I cut the ends of the axle off and then the shafts were a bit wobbly so I found a...

Put some 2 inch angle iron around the top which will be the support for the rack

45 and sunny here

And you still live there...

Some do some dont. Most the original hand made unit don't have them. Most Chinese ones do.

Heres my fire box, it measures 24x48 with 8 inch sides

I used to ho pig hunting outside Pasa Robles and we would camp and cook our food on oak that was there, its the best flavor I've ever had on beef so I decided I'd finally build a grill made for cooking that way. So here is my start, a sheet of 10 gauge steel

Im making more of an Argentina style, for cooking on wood instead of coal. I think ill make a thread about it.

Making some progress