Ray's folding Griddle.

[Celt_Ginger]

Not content with getting GB to copy my Cegga axe , I see that he has also coppied my folding griddle.
http://www.raymears.com/Bushcraft_Product/815-Ray-Mears-Folding-Griddle/
It's VERY similar, only mine is better. and It was made long before Ray designed his!


I'm only kidding by the way and I'll not be sueing Woodlore for any breech of my copyright, lol

 

[bojit]

Very nice , and i bet yours didn't cost £95.......

Craig.................

 

[Celt_Ginger]

Very nice , and i bet yours didn't cost £95.......

Craig.................

In a word..................No.

 

[Robbi]

£110 ? at a guess ?

 

[jimbo75]

you could try using an upside down shopping trolley! They are portable..

 

[hog]

Looks a lot like the one Ray Mears bought when he was visiting the Hazda in Kenya.

Bet this was designed long before yours.

 

[adestu]

good thread.quite a few years ago my then girlfriend and i went to mid wales and made friends with another couple and decided to have an outdoor cook up with fish in foil down by a river and had nothing to cook on and as if by magic found an old ali milk crate lying about which was perfect.
ade

 

[Sniper]

Here's one I made a while back, made from 5/16 stainless rod. First is it all folded and bagged to stop it dirtying anything Next is it all set up with a griddle plateGriddle plate is 1/4 inch stainless sheet. Next with the griddle plate removed This shows the connecting pin fitted which locks the 2 tops togetherAll laid out so you can see the make up and how it fits togetherNext is the legsThe legs are inserted into the ground and there are tubes welded to the corners of the grill which fit over the leg pins (sticky out bits)and the top comes in 2 halves locked together with a pin and when removed it all folds down ready for bagging up. Each half of the grill is about 1 foot square giving a 2 x 1 grill surface when set up. The griddle is great for all sorts but especially for the kettle.

 

[Elements]

Ah, that looks quite similar to mine as well. Amazing what an hours worth of work, a old tesco trolley and some scrap can turn into