Genesis 1 refurb finished

[Paul Warner]

 

[TimA]

Whoeee!!! That right there is a looker!! Very, VERY nice

 

[LMichaels]

Very nice work!

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Nice!

 

[Rich Dahl]

Very nice, great job. Hope my gen 2 comes out looking that good.

 

[Bruce]

Are you going to leave the flame check button knob off?

 

[Paul Warner]

Are you going to leave the flame check button knob off?

Hi Bruce, i do not have the flame check knob. I have changed manifold and bypassed the flame check.

 

[Jon Tofte]

Awesome work and a great save of a very classic Weber! Thank you for sharing as we all enjoy seeing beautiful turnarounds.

 

[Bruce]

Paul, I think you can find a good use for that hole. Maybe a cooking utensil or something? LOL. It just looks lonely sitting there empty.

 

[THyde]

I even showed my wife those pictures. That is one beautiful grill. She was like, "what's this circle for"? Proof of weberitis: I knew. Great job, incredible looking grill. Making me want a cheeseburger

 

[Jeff Beitinger]

gorgeous! great job!

 

[Dave in KC]

Great work. Love it.

 

[Roy-Parallax]

Really nice! Is this for your collection, to give away, to use or to sell?

 

[Paul Warner]

Paul, I think you can find a good use for that hole. Maybe a cooking utensil or something? LOL. It just looks lonely sitting there empty.

I am open to suggestions!!

 

[Paul Warner]

I even showed my wife those pictures. That is one beautiful grill. She was like, "what's this circle for"? Proof of weberitis: I knew. Great job, incredible looking grill. Making me want a cheeseburger

Glad im impressing ladies with my grills now lol!!

 

[Paul Warner]

Really nice! Is this for your collection, to give away, to use or to sell?

I am not keeping, it is being collected next week by the new owner

 

[Ed P]

I am open to suggestions!!

There are some very nice stainless steel electrical KO (knockout) plugs that I have seen. They are commonly known as washdown plugs and are used to cover unused holes in electrical consoles, have rubber seals, and are retained from the backside with wing nuts. I don't know where you would find them in the UK, but they are available at McMaster-Carr here in the US. They might be a bit pricey for a flip grill. I have seen them made from plastic, too, or they could also be printed, possibly at a nearby library. Good luck!

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[Richard in NS]

They also use similar SS covers for unused holes in SS sinks so check out the plumbing dept as well.

 

[Paul Warner]

Trying one of these

 

[Joe Anshien]

I am totally shocked you did not like the flame check;-) Or was it removed when you got it?