Cooking grills used on fires?

[durulz]

I ordered one of those grills suggested by Shewie (in post #4) and got it through today. That's extremely good service - I 'bought' it last Friday, paid by cheque, and received it today (Thursday).
Of course, not used it yet, but it looks really good and I'm mighty impressed. Easily worth a fiver. It's just the right size for one or two, and packs flat and fits in your pack really well. As someone else suggested, if you need something bigger then buy 2! At that price you're not going wrong.
Well worth considering if you want a grill. I'd happily buy another.

 

[drliamski]

http://www.sonofhibachionline.com/emberchef.php
I like the look of this one
No experience though

 

[John Fenna]

All these steel bushcraft Grills....and not one made out of Bear....

 

[belzeebob23]

this is a light weight grill i made for back packing. it folds in half as you can see, it can be used as a single or double grill. each section of this grill is 11"x8". fastens together using bolts and wing nuts for easy assembly in the field. the legs are made from 6mm threaded bar, which allows the height of the grill to be adjusted, to compensate for un-even ground etc. it has a two pipe billy can sat on the stove to give you some idea of the size:

A very nice lightweight grill
belzeebob

 

[ex Member swampy99]

Would something like this be useful Leigh ?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bushcraft-Fol...66:2|39:1|72:1683|240:1318|301:1|293:1|294:50

Got my self one of these and it come through today. Looks like a nice bit of kit. Yet to see if it fits into the PLCE side pouch as he states.

No connection just a happy camper.

 

[rik_uk3]

Got my self one of these and it come through today. Looks like a nice bit of kit. Yet to see if it fits into the PLCE side pouch as he states.

No connection just a happy camper.

Don't think it will fit in a side pouch, too big, but they are a great little grill

 

[ex Member swampy99]

Don't think it will fit in a side pouch, too big, but they are a great little grill

It fits a treat. Just got to make a bag out of an old NHS pillow case to stop getting soot inside the pouch then should be sorted for open fire fun.

 

[Goatboy]

It fits a treat. Just got to make a bag out of an old NHS pillow case to stop getting soot inside the pouch then should be sorted for open fire fun.

Cool, just gotta do something daft and get admitted to a hospital again, only got a pair of PJ bottoms last time...
Goatboy.

 

[ex Member swampy99]

Cool, just gotta do something daft and get admitted to a hospital again, only got a pair of PJ bottoms last time...
Goatboy.

Nothing like a bit of open fire fun to get yourself admitted to St Andrews ward Broomfield to pick up a pillow.

 

[Goatboy]

Nothing like a bit of open fire fun to get yourself admitted to St Andrews ward Broomfield to pick up a pillow.

Yup I agree, though heart failure due to a virus wasn't so much fun...
May just take the short cut and ask some medic pals though.
GB

 

[rapidboy]

I spared no expense for mine - butchered a disposable BBQ for it

Top bushcraft tip of the day - when you run out of firewood burn beer cans

 

[belzeebob23]

Hi all
Picked up the mk2 version of my firegrill.
The only difference is it got a little bigger.
MK1

MK2

MK1 beside the MK2

and I did spend a few mins giving it a rub with with bbq blackening to protect it

bob

 

[8thsinner]

I can recommend a baking grill airer for coal use more than fire.
The legs are usually only 3 inches or so high though. But it works well.

I have read that a single burning of galvansed steel is highly toxic and death can easily result.

 

[belzeebob23]

I can recommend a baking grill airer for coal use more than fire.
The legs are usually only 3 inches or so high though. But it works well.

I have read that a single burning of galvansed steel is highly toxic and death can easily result.

not sure on that ,but since their no galvanised steel on the grills don't need to worry
bob

 

[welshwhit]

I just got a pot stand / plate rack kinda thing from wilkinsons for the pricely sum of £1.50!

I haven't used it yet, but I'll try and get a picture ;later to show you all see what you think

Drew

 

[lamper]

this is a light weight grill i made for back packing. it folds in half as you can see, it can be used as a single or double grill. each section of this grill is 11"x8". fastens together using bolts and wing nuts for easy assembly in the field. the legs are made from 6mm threaded bar, which allows the height of the grill to be adjusted, to compensate for un-even ground etc. it has a two pipe billy can sat on the stove to give you some idea of the size:

Woof,

I love this, beats my Grillput hands down! I'm terrible with buiding things, would you be able to put me a list I can walk into homeabse/b&q with and put one of these bad boys together?

 

[Hoodoo]

My favorite backcountry grills come from Purcell Trench. The owner is first class and a great guy to talk to as well.

This one is just two hollow tubes. Very ultralight. I bent some wire for the ends to connect them. The little blue thing is just a jig for bending wire.

 

[Grebby]

Hi all
Picked up the mk2 version of my firegrill.
The only difference is it got a little bigger.
MK1

MK2

MK1 beside the MK2

and I did spend a few mins giving it a rub with with bbq blackening to protect it

bob

That looks great

What size is it? I'm thinking of making one but I am unsure what dimensions would be best?

Cheers

Grebby

 

[belzeebob23]

That looks great

What size is it? I'm thinking of making one but I am unsure what dimensions would be best?

Cheers

Grebby

16"x24"x10" legs
bob

 

[8thsinner]

not sure on that ,but since their no galvanised steel on the grills don't need to worry
bob

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