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I didnt really need another grill but I got the old kettle for free. I cut the legs off and made it a camp cue / firepit. It travels well in the bed of my truck and makes a superior firepit with the air intake and lid to snuff out the fire at bedtime. Anyone else use a kettle for a firepit?

This new improved kettle is available in England and Germany. I like the hinged lid. I wonder how much it will cost when it arrives in the USA? https://www.weber.com/GB/en/barbecues/charcoal-barbecues/master-touch-series/17401004.html

FYI I found these on Amazon. I just got them. They are a perfect fit and at a fraction of the cost of the Weber version. https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B06Y3T1SDV/tvwb-20

My Weber Q1200 is my favorite cooker for wings. They always come out crispy and delicious. Much better than on my other grills.

After getting years of use and enjoyment from my old Weber Q100, I decided to retire it and get a pretty new Q1200. The Q1200 is offered in 7 colors in the US and my choice was red which is color exclusive to the Ace Hardware chain. I'm really loving the addition of the side tables and the temp...

I just discovered this thing. Brilliant idea. Whatcha think? http://gabbysgrills.com/

I am thinking about buying a 2014 model Q1200. I noticed that the new models have an enamel or porcelain coated two piece grate rather that the old one piece black Cast iron grate. Do you think that the new style grate will be an improvement in performance? Will it be easier to clean? I've used...

Using a mismatched pan & rack I smoked the St Louis spares for 2.5 hrs before foiling and finishing. They came out almost as good as my Kamado cooked spares.

I think these fancy colored kettles would be a big hit in America too, http://www.bbqworld.co.uk/bbqw...ber-charcoal-bbq.asp