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Old 08-01-2008, 11:24 AM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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My new tabletop CG!
I got my new Char Griller the other day, fabricated a set of legs out of 1/8" steel bar, and turned it into a tabletop unit, although it came with a wheeled cart which I heard was not too stable from the few reviews I've read. I like this setup so far.






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Old 08-01-2008, 11:27 AM     #2
 
 
 
 
 
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Nice!

Good idea with those legs! My little $20 job probobly won't make it to next year so I'll be looking for a replacement. Can I borrow that leg idea?
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Where did you get the brick from? what was the cost?
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Thanks! Sure, use the leg idea. It's very simple to fabriated with the right tools.
I got the bricks from Home Depot for 34 cents each. The steel bar came from them too. I paid about $9 for a 6 ft length.
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You're hired! I love the set up. Love the little mini chimnea too.
What did you use, a pipe bender?
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You're hired! I love the set up. Love the little mini chimnea too.
What did you use, a pipe bender?
Good Job!
Thank you. I used a bench vise and some muscle to bend the steel bar.
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Did you try the new grill yet?
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Did you try the new grill yet?
I did! I used it twice already. I grilled some salmon and chicken wings over the weekend. So far I'm very pleased with this set up. I like its pull-out ash pan.......too easy and convenient...
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