Broom Stick handles for my Weber Go-Anywhere.

[Joe Anshien]

The WGA I got did not have any handles so I was going to buy ones from the guy that makes them on FB but he never got back to me. I decided to make some out of an old broom handle I had around. Saved me over $20. Here is the picture.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Try River City woodworks. Mark is a great guy! He’s pretty busy but, he will take care of you.
But, that’s pretty good use of broom sticks!

 

[Brad Olson]

Good job of recycling!

 

[Colin]

Man that is cool!....I love it! Thanks for posting this, it's something I can do. I like it is so much better than the original plastic handles. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Kyle in Woodstock]

Haha, nice job with the homemade handles!

You could also just order the plastic kettle handles from Weber or Amazon/eBay....would match your top lid handle.
I put a nice wood handle on my top lid and threw some old plastic handles on the sides on my GAs.

 

[Joe Anshien]

Haha, nice job with the homemade handles!

You could also just order the plastic kettle handles from Weber or Amazon/eBay....would match your top lid handle.
I put a nice wood handle on my top lid and threw some old plastic handles on the sides on my GAs.

I could have, but then I would have spent $22, and not have had an excuse to buy a a $140 band saw.

 

[Kyle in Woodstock]

I could have, but then I would have spent $22, and not have had an excuse to buy a a $140 band saw.

LOL, always nice to have a good excuse to buy new tools!

 

[Brad Olson]

LOL, always nice to have a good excuse to buy new tools!

Exactly! Joe, your approach was perfectly logical!