If you decide to make one of your own please post a picture in the comments! I'd love to see what you guys are coming up with. The propane version is coming soon! :D
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1 Altoids sours tin
4x 1.5" sheet metal screws with wide heads (or 4x washers to match)
8x nuts to thread on screws
70mm metal computer fan guard (similar style to the one shown)
92mm metal computer fan guard (similar style to the one shown)
* I scavenged my fan guards from an old computer power supply. They just happened to be the correct size
** I think these are the same fan guards that I'm using: 70mm and 92mm
Tools
Dremel tool with cutting wheel
Drill with bit slightly bigger than screws
Tin snips
Pliers/Needle nose pliers
Screwdriver
Safety goggles and gloves
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It's a bit bigger. Holds 4 charcoal briquettes.
I also made a lid and used a drawer handle on top.
I grilled up some salmon today. It was ok. I think it needs to be hotter to get that delicious seared flesh thing going.
Thanks.
Joe
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/9406/ffg-21/70mm_Fan_Grill.html?tl=g47c221s996
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/2615/ffg-05/92mm_Fan_Grill.html?tl=g47c221s542
you can use instead of the Altoids tin. Made one today and it turned out great!
I have one of those tins, and I made one, but with shorter feet.
I just need to know...
here is my fondue recipy for candles and things...
you need
1 big spoon
the grill
chees blocks
carrot celery, etc
steps
light the fire
put your spoon on top of the grill
put chese in spoon
waite untill the chese is melted
dip carrot or things in chese
enjoy.
this recipy is good over a camp fire because the chees has a smokey taste. i did this all night once
yummmmmmm sooooooogooooood