A Weber going away present!

[Jon Tofte]

A friend of mine is pretty handy with woodworking and offered to make me some replacement handles for my grill rehabs. He said he was a little disappointed in how they came out, but I am VERY happy. Three are poplar which is a clear wood that should work well for original type cedar slats. The other three are red oak, because I always wanted to make an oak handle to use with oak slats. Now I can do three!

 

[J Grotz]

Yowza! Those look nice!

 

[Bruce]

Yah, couldn't come up with a much better present for a rehabber. Those are nice and tough to come by.

 

[Randy]

Wish I could do that, they look great

 

[Jeff MA]

Very nice!

Jeff

 

[Kelly C]

Wow...good for you!

 

[KennP]

Those are sweet!

 

[Chris in GA]

They look great Jon !!!

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Ain’t talented friends great!?

 

[Stefan H]

Those are really nice. And you know that the artists themselves are always the most critical because they see the flaws no one else sees.
They are too good to go in a flipper grill. You might get more selling them individually. Like the guy on FB who makes wood handles for kettles.

 

[Dennis W]

Boy. Those are beautiful. I wish had those skills - struggling with a split handle on a 3000, wondering if gorilla glue can hold it together.

 

[Kyle in Woodstock]

Those look sharp!

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

How is the move going?
P. M. Me if you wish, I know it will all work out for the beast for your whole kith and kin!
T