Did anybody use this type of grill?

[Insty-Grill]

Originally Posted by YT2095

njohn, I just looked at the site and it mentions Ni-Chrome as the alloy used, if you`re interested Ni-Chrome is also the wire they use in heating elements air exposed and otherwise. it should last you a Good while! :)

Is it really "alloy used"?
Look again, see if you meant 'finish used' ...as in food-grade plating protection.

[Saltygreasybacon]

If you're looking for a multi purpose grill check out the link below. We purchased this one a few years ago and absolutely love. We camp all summer long and love to cook multi dish meal. Best investement ever made.
Cabela's -- Fire Chief

[njohn]

Used one similiar to this Fire Chief, but was way to bulky and not very stable. It was a clunker to carry around, and we needed to control (restrict) the size of the fire to make it work well. I want some thing that I can just put at any spot of the fire and cook. The one thing I did like was the place to hang the pot, but I could just sit the pot on the grill also.

[Jeekinz]

Wow! ........njohn replied exactly a year later.

[pacanis]

lol, I just this post come up and after looking at the dates the last person I thought would revive it would have been the OP.
Of course I read through it anyway....

[garmp]

Here's a little thing I came up with, after searching forever, to no avail. It's not a grill as such but a rotisserie. Totally adjustable to almost any reasonable fire-ring, and easy to use. No motor!! No batteries!! No extention cords!! Operates by hand, a quarter turn at a time.

I drew up the plans and had it made of stainless steel. Love it so far. The pics are the initial tryout. Eagerly waiting spring camping to get feed back from other outdoor enthusiasts.

I love it so far! And the pork roast was SUPER!!![IMG]file:///Rotisserie/PB030108.JPG[/IMG]

[Maverick2272]

That's a pretty cool device there.