Fire Pit completed

[ammaturesmoker]

Love it! Santa Maria fits fight on top.

 

[motolife313]

That's a nice cooker. How about a cover to trap some smoke in, unless that's what Santa Maria is. What wood u using?

 

[gmc2003]

Nice looking build. Betting you'l get allot of use out of it.

Chris

 

[Phil Chart]

That is really nice. What did you use for the fire pit part? Is that a Santa Maria attachment for the Weber kettle? Looks awesome

 

[SmokinAl]

Nice job!
It would look real good on my patio!
Al

 

[HalfSmoked]

Great looking meal going on there wait till you try some other meats on that thing.

Warren

 

[ammaturesmoker]

That's a nice cooker. How about a cover to trap some smoke in, unless that's what Santa Maria is. What wood u using?

Santa maria is all about infusing direct smoke and heat......it's cherry wood

 

[ammaturesmoker]

That is really nice. What did you use for the fire pit part? Is that a Santa Maria attachment for the Weber kettle? Looks awesome

Yes I have had the grill attachment for a couple of years now. It's called Gabby's Grill. Works really nice The pit I sorta pieced together. Someone had a 24x20 3/8 steel ring for sale for like 30 bucks in a classified ad. So I went o pick it up and I then went to metalmart and got a 1/4 inch 2x2 sheet of scrap steel and had them cut four 2 inch wide square tubing at 8 inches for legs. Paid about 68 bucks for the scrap steel. ...I then took it to a neighbor down the road and he welded her up solid.

 

[Phil Chart]

Thanks for getting back to me. Once again you did a nice job on it