A few Weber mods….

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Tommie_a

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Evening all! Been a while since I posted on here, hope you all had a good Christmas/new year!

Just thought I’d show my new modified Weber 22, which I got in the Xmas sales!

Dropped it into my old cheap trolley (which I’d already modified by making a nicer butchers block and shelves). There was nothing wrong with the old kettle; it just wasn’t Weber quality (Aldi supermarket brand)

I managed to get a scrap handle off an old fire pit, sand it down and paint black, and got some NOS Weber handles, the reason for this was to add a handle to the front of the lid as I’ve fitted the hinge system to the back of the lid

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Here’s the scrap handle

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And the hinge

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Also got the only fire ceramic insert to make this retain the heat a bit better!

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Going to do some beef rib this weekend

Thanks all!

Tommie 🇬🇧
 
Thanks all! It’s freezing here in the UK at the mo (and pitch black by 4pm) but I may try and cook something on Sunday under the gazebo!
 
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Really nice work on that . That insert is interesting . I'll be watching for a cook .
I've made a few of the old school wood handles . Just made the newer style for my Master touch .
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It looks like the one from the Unknown BBQ site:
St. Louis BBQ . Not to far from me .
 
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