My Version Of The ''Beer Pole'' / ''Charcoal Chimney Stand''

[JckDanls 07]

So I was going to take 3 sets of these to the N.Fl. Gathering to give away. But circumstances came up and had to cancel at the last minute. Everybody at the S.Fl. Gathering already has them

This is my version of the Beer Pole (use for cornhole or horseshoes or whatever, just stick them in the ground) and it also doubles as a charcoal chimney stand... I use a torch and just stick it up through the expanded metal to light the charcoal... No messy ashes from paper flying around...

I've been using these for quite a few years...

Just stab in the ground wherever needed...





They are very easy to make... #9 flat expanded metal... 1/4'' round bar around the perimeter... 1/4'' x 2'' flat bar cut 2'' long tacked on underneath side... 1/2'' round stock (whatever length you like) welded to the 2'' flat bar...

 

[Brokenhandle]

Pretty cool! I saw you mention them in the north Florida gathering thread.
Hope your wife gets well soon!

Ryan

 

[Gonna Smoke]

That's pretty cool!!

 

[Fueling Around]

They're even cooler in person.
I didn't have room for one in our little Buick or I would have happily accepted one.

Tell the Mrs. We're praying for her.

 

[pineywoods]

Those are cool Keith and they are very functional for lots of things it looks like

 

[drdon]

A great "Beer Bucket Holder" Keith!

Don

 

[chopsaw]

I like that . Functional and well thought out .

 

[KimberlyO]

Ingenious!

 

[thirdeye]

That's a good idea, would also work for shore fishing at the lake. Do they have a straight spike or the 'h' design at the bottom?

 

[JckDanls 07]

That's a good idea, would also work for shore fishing at the lake. Do they have a straight spike or the 'h' design at the bottom?

They are straight spiked

 

[JckDanls 07]

they originally started as just charcoal chimney stands with 1/4"steel plate instead of the expanded metal... I said hell... Chimney will get more air underneath If I use expanded metal

 

[gmc2003]

Nice, I like it both functionally and aesthetically.

Point for sure
Chris