Josh Dekubber
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I wasn't promised a Time frame. I haven't heard of any unhappy customers. I'm sure if you ordered something that's already made it wouldn't take long. Like the American flag one you showed earlier.
I will just leave this here
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Josh Dekubber
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Where have you seen a good amount of people unhappy with their delivery times?
Steve Hoch
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I'm sure this guy is custom making most of his stuff on demand so it is most likely going to take a while, which is to be expected.
Josh Dekubber
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Brian O'Neal is his name. Seems like a nice guy to me. I've talked to him several times. He actually made the handle and slats for my friend Greg's Genesis X000 high level restoration back in 2016.
Cody Bratton
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On some of the Weber oriented Facebook groups. Is this the same place Jon is still waiting for the stuff to finish off his CharQ?
Josh Dekubber
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Yes that's the same place same guy as Jon. I'm pretty sure Jon understands though. I haven't heard him complain.
Cody Bratton
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I thought I saw him say he’s been waiting for quite some time. They do some damn beautiful wood work though so maybe it’s worth the wait?
Josh Dekubber
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I'm not trying to go against what you're saying at all just curious what you've heard. He definitely has a lot of satisfied customers.
Cody Bratton
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To be clear I’m not bashing them. I’ve just seen many a post that people aren’t getting their stuff in a timely manner. Their work is absolutely gorgeous
Josh Dekubber
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I didn't think you were bashing I was just curious what you heard and where. I could see people complaining about that.
Cody Bratton
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Samuel
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Get that lid handle too Cody. Maybe you can adapt it to another grill.Had my first experience with a Summit in the wild this morning. It got a hat roadside stripping. I was amazed that the plastic end pieces came right out with some persuasion with my impact gunI’m going to go back and see if I can get the igniter off of it.
Cody Bratton
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Great minds think alike. I got it.
Samuel
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Jon Tofte
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Yes, I am still waiting. My very custom handle seems to be problematic as it is up to a year now. First, I want to agree that Brian O'Neil's workmanship is superb and that he is a good friend of us grill fanatics. I have a variety of his handles, even one for the PK grill. I also do understand that he has had to make a kind of reboot. For a while he ran very few ads, but now we are seeing more posted. That's a good sign that production is ramping up again.
Having emerged from my dreaded tax season, I plan to try and prod him a little to see if I can actually USE my custom CharQ this season!
Cody Bratton
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So I set out this weekend hoping to score a couple curb finds. I saw a bunch of newer spirit 2 burners. Not a single silver a b or c, or any 1/1000’s. This morning when I was finally giving up on my quest after having passed on several sidewinders, a few E3XX’s, a couple performers, a big q, and that summit as I can only get so much in the van. One of the last roads I was on, this beauty was there for the taking. Another SSP!
Then when I went to lunch with a packed full van. This spirit II is sitting out.
Then when I went to lunch with a packed full van. This spirit II is sitting out.
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Jon Tofte
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A red SSP for the picking - WOW! I hope you can make it look, and work great again.
Cody Bratton
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The bowl
The copper 310 was a hard one to pass on. The bottom was very good. There was also an NG one with a very nice bottom, but I resisted those itches.
The bowl and lid are both pretty rough. I was hoping I’d have come across a 22” black lid because I have a brand new performer bowl in my stash.
The copper 310 was a hard one to pass on. The bottom was very good. There was also an NG one with a very nice bottom, but I resisted those itches.
Josh Dekubber
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Cody Bratton
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I have a friend that does CNC machining. I Am going to give him the ends to grill out light to see if he can remake them (or something silimlar) in SS or aluminum. Just have to think of what a guy could use as an insulator for heat transfer