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Beerwolf

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Two years of thought and about two months of fabrication, My attempt at an Argentine Style Grille is almost complete. A day or so for the spar varnish to dry and a fire to cure it all and we are done! Grill surface is tilted about 10 degrees to facilitate juice run off into a catch made of angle iron. Decided to add fire bricks on the bottom as well... Hopefully, Im done making grilles for awhile.
 

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Need to let paint dry a day or so in the 80 degree weather and then the plan is to coat inside with veg oil and cook a fatty or five in it
 
Thanks all... I love it when Im working on a project and a piece of junk sitting in the corner becomes an inspiration for another add on.... I had to stop and paint it yesterday, otherwise, Id be making pull out storage shelves under the pit
 
Very nice. I'm betting you will be making something else again within the next 6 months. A lot of the fun is the journey....
 
Very cool looking cooker. Looking forward to seeing it in action.
 
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