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If money isn't an object, these 316 stainless tables from Kaon in Australia are amazing:

Wow that's pretty cool! I don't ever expect to hear those words from my wife:ROFLMAO: Well, I got to see a new Q2800N+ back in May when I went to Kansas City. I really like this new Q other than the kind of flimsy side tables. I would bet it is a very capable cooker!

They are definitely among the best brands, but I am not really sure you would notice so much difference to be worth the high price. The Plummond is a combination of their two main offerings: Plum and Almond. I think before I spring for more of theirs, I am going to give the pecan shell ones...

I think upgrading to a regular propane regulator for a 20lb tank will definitely help. I would be remiss in saying, however, that the middle size Qs (200/2000 series) are sometimes considered the weak sister of the three sizes of Q grills. I had one and was very happy with it, but it did not...

It's pretty hard to complain about the job that little Ninja does with a variety of things. I bought some "new recipe" frozen soft pretzels that includes air fry instructions. I have never thought much of the "old recipe" frozen pretzels when done in a regular oven, but I have a feeling the...

Still liking my little Ninja Woodfire. Sliders with classic SPG seasoning and using half cherry/half oak pellets.

Absolutely! I think the Ninja Flex Flame is proof of that concept...

If you haven't seen this already, Val, I think you will really enjoy the story of how the Weber Genesis came to be: https://www.weber.com/US/en/blog/behind-the-grill/class-of85-the-creators-of-the-genesis/weber-30515.html

That's definitely a great price. Only question I have is whether Weber will honor the warranty it if you buy it from a liquidator like that. I passed on a steal for the Pit Boss Phoenix because I wanted that 5-year warranty. It may not come into play, but at least I have a fallback if things go...

At long last, I finally got to USE my custom CharQ. Just some burgers, but it sure was fun to have this cool grill back in action! I know some people don't like the CharQ, but for straight up basic grilling like this, it is absolutely my favorite.

That's a big statement on your part, Larry, as the Wolf you have with those outrageous custom Dave Santana grates is certainly a gas grill many would envy and love to have! While I am "sad" for your amazing Wolf, I am glad you are enjoying pellet grill cooking. I guess I am not committed. If...

For which, as you know, they paid for!😠

If money were no object! Wow. Good observations, Larry. I sure would love to try one out😎!

I think it would be true to say that the “kettle fever” of several years ago, has cooled down. For a while you had to scramble to buy any older kettle - and pay a premium if the seller knew the market. I have noted that prices have dropped a good bit and only the very rarest models get any...

So great to see classic Webers getting a beautiful new lease on life. Thank you for sharing the journey!

Yet ANOTHER Vieluxe less than an hour from me! For years I seldom saw one and now they popping up all over. It looks like maybe mice have chewed on the rear infrared burner. https://www.facebook.com/share/1LRRHAu3o3/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Another stunner, Josh! No doubt if you can go the Dave Santana route for stainless parts, you are getting the best.

Nice save, Steve! Your friend should be very happy :smilekettle: .

I think he certainly over-reacted but it does show that we need to be extra careful with newcomers and try to be as accomodating and careful in our choice of words as possible. This isn't the first time someone coming here felt we weren't as considerate as we should strive to be.

OK, while the Ninja FlexFlame can actually do somewhat decent low and slow smoking, my recommendation of it was more that you have an easy way to do high heat (with wood smoke, if you choose) and still also do basic smoking. If your focus is still more on smoking, then maybe the Searwood is...