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A 400 grit then 600, maybe then followed with 800 on block should polish it right out

Final cleaning you want something that will not attract moisture. Acetone is your best bet. Mineral spirits IMO leaves a slight oily film and denatured alcohol while a good degreaser is hydroscopic. So I'd place Acetone 1, alcohol 2, and spirits far 3

This is me :D

No chase plane I saw only the applicator plane

It's good stuff and it's not going to take a lot and you will get a lot of milage out of a can. I have no clue what the stuff is or how it works only that it works

Just now heard we lost Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg :( this is REALLY REALLY sad news

So what sometimes happen when you live around a lot of farms. I heard what sounded like a private plane going crazy. Was an aerial applicator hitting the farms on the west side of the road that boarders our subdivision. Sorry for the shaky quality but a fun watch

Have often thought about doing this LOL

Until today every grill I've had with side burner had no bracket. never saw a bracket until you guys mentioned them. They're pretty squeezed in there with no bracket

Excellent! Great to know. I guess even if it went slightly over not a disaster as there is a large escutcheon on it so there is likely MAYBE 1/16" leeway there anyway.

And now seeing Tom Lehrer the satirist known for hits like The Vatican Rag passed away now at 97

Well I am likely going to have to do this all by myself so I'd like to be able to have something "cling" to the work. And honestly if the bit is rendered useless afterward I don't care. I rarely do this type of work

Yes if you turn smoke on it will not work as it's trying to use the upper element, the wood ignitor and convection

Would a little high temp moly grease work instead?

I kinda figured this. It takes a 1" hole so do these type bits make a hole bigger than the rated bit size? Or can I count on getting a 1" hole?

I'm sure someone made a boo boo

Did not buy one yet. Good to know. Likely will be a one off project so i kinda hate spending $50+ for a thing I will use one time

I bought a Toro 60V walk behind Personal Pace for my trimming work. You're right I love it for what it does. Too small and too slow to do walk behind (gas or otherwise) I don't have the patience. I've gone to battery operated blower, trimmer and snow blower as well. (snow blower and mower use...

No, nothing like tying anything down or jumping anything. It's in the settings. My understanding is once it's up to full temp on "grill" setting, after the first time the lid is opened the plate will stay on but the upper element will turn off

As noted in your first thread the photo is for an entire griddle not just an insert. Were you planning on buying the entire griddle and taking the griddle portion off?