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Welded up you plenum. I knew there was no way I was going to have pretty welds that close to gether on all those corners so I chose to bevel the edges, weld it and grind it.
I welded some tabs on the inside of the cc to make it easier when putting my door back on. I thought my door sprung a little bit when I cut it out but now that I put it back on, it looks to be flush everywhere.
There's only a very thin gap between the door and the cook chamber. It's as thin as...
I'm having a hard time getting together with my buddy who welds so I'm thinking about doing it myself. Because I haven't welded in a long long time and I wasn't good when i did, I'm thinking about doing a V bevel and then grinding it flat so my ugly bead doesn't show. What do you think about...
Brnhort is Keeping me motivated seeing his progress. I picked up some pipe for my stack. I also cot out all the pieces for my plenum.
I ran into a issue though. My buddy brought his welder over but I can't plug it in anywhere. It's a 50 amp welder so I don't have a plug for it. My cousin...
I bought a entire sheet of Expanded metal and will have plenty left over. If I'm going to use the expanded metal, is there really any need to use all that round bar? Wouldn't it be more cost effective to just weld some angle iron to the expanded metal and call it good?
So what's the best material to make your fire grate out of? I was thinking of making mine 16"x14" so it will have about 3" under it for air circulation and for the ash to drop. I was thinking of using 1/2" round bar and stealing this guy's idea. What do you think?
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