Thanks guys. It is pretty sturdy. Weighs between 400 and 450 so I doubt it's going anywhere.
I was thinking about putting some metal cross ties on the back and sides to increase rigidity. I threw a level on all four corners last weekend and it was dead on, so I may not have to.
I didn't suspend it with a chain. I used the handles and 4 rafter ties secured underneath the 2x4's and bent upward at a 45° angle to fit underneath the lip of the kettle.
I had a few options that I found at HD, but none would work as well as this, or at all.
I read somewhere else about someone suspending the kettles with chain. Are they stable without a lot of movement?
Been busy for the last two weeks and haven't had a lot of time to work on it. (I have been cooking on it though)
Sunday morning I finally got the lid hanging portion done. Built an extension on the kettle end and attached two conduit clamps to hold the Weber hanger. Works pretty good and the...
Almost done. Just a few things left to do. Still contemplating how best to secure the kettle other than the handles. I did fire it up yesterday to season it.
Pics from last weekend and today:
I was able to make good progress today. About 5 hours later:
Yes, it is high. About 40" to the top.
My main question to anyone who may have experience. Will the two handles be sufficient to support the kettle? I have a couple of options available to...
Hi all,
Been lurking here and other forums looking for ideas on a custom cart. I have a chimney and a Grand Turbo 36 built into an island. An Orion Cooker. And just 4 months ago got a CharGriller Acorn Kamodo. But no Weber!
Haven't used the gasser in years. Was using the chimney pretty much...