Heavy duty folding grill and other items wanted!!!
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It's been 12 days and no reply fron launditch
Anyone got one they want to part with?
He's not been on the forum since 4/9/13 so life is obviously taking precedence.
On, that would explain it 
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Still after one though, I'm a bit anxious to get some new kit to keep me occupied
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Anyone?
.Still after one though, I'm a bit anxious to get some new kit to keep me occupied
.Anyone?
How did you get on? Been looking for something similar
Cheers, joab
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Cheers, joab
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Sorry Tom, I've got a BBQ burger cooker that's similar, but I'm after the sort of grill Red posted.
Thanks a lot for trying though.
Thanks a lot for trying though
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That would be great mate, if there is anyone of the talented folk on here a willing to give it a go, fire away .
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Whittler Kev
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Just came back from BandQ's looking at angle iron, and it would cost more for me to buy the material to make one like Ronnie Sunshines than buy it off him ready made. It would be a lot cheaper to use 13mm flat. Not sure how much the griddle would cost though
I've done these but the rectangular one is £35
I've done these but the rectangular one is £35
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Good point Kev, but I'd rather have it made by a craftsman, such as yourself, to make it a bit more special .
If you could weld a few cross bars on one of your three legged trivets, that would do the job great!
Would you consider a trade for one?
Cheers mate.
.If you could weld a few cross bars on one of your three legged trivets, that would do the job great!
Would you consider a trade for one?
Cheers mate
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Cameron,
If you go with the rectangular one, its dead easy to cut a piece of sheet steel to size to sit on one end - you can then put bacon and sausage directly on it. That's all mine is - just a bit of stainless cut to fit.
Hugh
If you go with the rectangular one, its dead easy to cut a piece of sheet steel to size to sit on one end - you can then put bacon and sausage directly on it. That's all mine is - just a bit of stainless cut to fit.
Hugh
Cheers Hugh, that's a great idea, its certainly the sort of thing I was after
.I guess I'll just go with that and what Kev or another maker thinks would be the best build design?
Nothing wrong with the design Kev shows in his link imo. He might even be able to find a bit of flat steel to drop on the top for a little more cash!
Whittler Kev
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Baking sheet from Tesco and a pair of tin snips
Doesn't retain and spread the heat evenly as a section of 1/4" plate would
That's got me thinking! Now who wants to trade me for one?
How about a realtree gun slip, fleece lined! (never used, I don't have a gun, yes I know, was planning to get an air rifle but it never happened)
Or many more things!
How about a realtree gun slip, fleece lined! (never used, I don't have a gun, yes I know, was planning to get an air rifle but it never happened)
Or many more things!
