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Thanks. I'll check it out.

Great cooks! What did you use to do the picture frame pics?

Thanks! Might have to find a way to get a smaller kettle too. :D

Man that looks good! How do you like the roto ring? I've been going back in forth about getting one for the 22.5" WSM or my 26.75". It would be easier to decide if I had a 22.5" kettle., but I don't, and I don't see it getting committee approval. Anyhow, any thoughts are greatly appreciated.

Porterhouse for me.

That looks great! Definitely my type of meal.

Those look good!

Wow. That's a lot of good looking meat!

Good looking mini! I like the one in your profile pic too!

Great looking inaugural cook! Have fun using it!

Great looking color on those birds! I bet they were great.

Wow, looking good. Great use of skewers! Never thought about do that.

Great build. How easy was the jig to use to cut out the bottom? The only reason I ask is I'm looking to build another mini for my arsenal. I used tin snips on my first one, which sucked.

Yup. Based on George's input, I made one for my 26.75". I use it a LOT. Expanded metal is your friend, and you have control over the size.

Now we're talking!

Man that looks good!

Holy cow. You've been busy. Everything looks great!

Hey Andrew. I currently have a 26.75" kettle, my first Weber product, and 22.5" WSM, after selling my 18.5" WSM to a buddy. Based on my experience, it's easier to smoke on a kettle, than it is to grill on a WSM. What type of meat are you thinking about smoking? I sold my 18.5" because I love...

When I bought my new 22.5", I gave my buddy a deal for my 18.5". $100 friend price. I could have sold it for $150.

If Lowes doesn't take it back, give Weber a call. They have great customer service!