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I do also. One pain is the E01 error whenever beans don't fall into grinding position quite right. I have to unplug and re-plug it in to clear it.

Makes sense as most thermostatically controlled electric and gas devices (ovens, heaters) use the same principle I would think. They only have on / off. The only exceptions would be devices with variable speed fans, augers, etc.

After Bruce showed off his I bought one and use it for grinding a lot. I even came up with an inexpensive rubber jaw replacement that is on this forum someplace as the OEM is too expensive. It has held up great.

I could see uses for these. Even on some grills that have only 2 wheels. A little pricey. Link to product. https://retractablecaster.com/purchase

That looks to be flat stock that they are welded to, to keep them in place. Also looking closely they sort of look hollow.

I have never seen a grate like this either. WOW

Looks fantastic.

But back on topic. Tom is correct that those side shelves on the new Q don't look too sturdy.

I loved it. The one on my MB is too narrow and would like another 4". I guess enough folks agree, as there are quite a few larger aftermarket kits.

That is probably my favorite Genesis, but I like to be able to move stuff in and out like to a tray without possibility of dripping that you can only do from a front shelf.

I had fold up front shelves on my first Sunbeam and did not realize how much is missed it until I got the Broilmaster with the flip up front also. I am thinking of how to do it on my Napoleon, as when I use the IR side burner I usually use the inside of the grill as a shelf. You can never have...

Looks wonderful. We just made tortillas and had pork tacos tonight

I really like front shelves. Makes it easy to move food in and out. I keep thinking of making the one on my Masterbuilt larger and maybe adding something like this to my little Char-Griller.

Tom does a nice mod.

Sodium. I really thought it would have been iron.

I grew up with gas ranges and much prefer them over electric. However our current stove does have the knobs in front and I have had the problem you mentioned with accidently turning the gas on. It is a real issue. I did buy a gas detector and have it plugged in next to the stove and it...

Wow - Nice that you got invited!

This was the first time I used filtered tap.

We have been using these for years with RO water. I do a thorough cleaning weekly. We used to use the hot air ones that basically boiled the water until I figured out how much $$ in electric they cost to operate. I will look into the evaporative ones as you suggested. This really goofed me...

My home gas is propane. So yesterday I turned on my stove and found my flames to be really orange (normally really blue) like they needed more O2. Then I noticed the pilot light on my heater was also orange. I was thinking nothing changed except the weather. What is going on. I did some...