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you can cook enough meat to feed 30-40 people, I have a BB-Q every 6 months for my customers. Im origanly from the south GA, I make some pretty mean BBQ. I make everything from my own BBQ sauce to BBQ pit. Unfortunally I do have to by the meat though. BLACKSMITH Journeyman welder/fabricator
Reply:That is a very nice setup. Can't have too large of a BBQ, thats for sure.Patriot Performance AutoLincoln Power Mig 255CLincoln AC-225 StickVictor Journeyman O/AQuincy QT-5 Compressor
Reply:" feed 30-40 people ..."Nah, maybe you can cook enough at a go to feed 30-40 polite dainty people, or maybe 10-12 hungry men. Unless you're cooking whole briskets or other BIG chunks o' meat, and then maybe you're up to 20 hungry men at a time.Neat project. Besides using a 100 gallon propane tank as the main object, what else did you use? How are the grates supported, just some tabs here and there? Do you have grates or a shelf inside the chamber to support the wood/coal, or is it just sitting on the inside of the tank? Are there multiple grate levels? Any flue/damper arrangement? Did you just use silver high-temp paint on the outside or something else?And since this is WeldingWeb, where are the welds and how did you make them?
Reply:Originally Posted by MoonRise" feed 30-40 people ..."Nah, maybe you can cook enough at a go to feed 30-40 polite dainty people, or maybe 10-12 hungry men. Unless you're cooking whole briskets or other BIG chunks o' meat, and then maybe you're up to 20 hungry men at a time.Neat project. Besides using a 100 gallon propane tank as the main object, what else did you use? How are the grates supported, just some tabs here and there? Do you have grates or a shelf inside the chamber to support the wood/coal, or is it just sitting on the inside of the tank? Are there multiple grate levels? Any flue/damper arrangement? Did you just use silver high-temp paint on the outside or something else?And since this is WeldingWeb, where are the welds and how did you make them?
Reply:Looks plenty big enough to me..you can come here and cook anyday! ...zap!I am not completely insane..Some parts are missing Professional Driver on a closed course....Do not attempt.Just because I'm a dumbass don't mean that you can be too.So DON'T try any of this **** l do at home.
Reply:Originally Posted by zapsterLooks plenty big enough to me..you can come here and cook anyday! ...zap!
Reply:So how does one safety cut holes in a propane tank ? I got the bright idea to make a sandblaster out an old freon tank one time.......tillI found out welding on it makes a deadly gas ! YIKES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Not a beginner, not a pro !
Reply:Kudos for a nice job. A large bbq/smoker is on my project list. What do you use for fuel?
Reply:Nice project. I love all BBQ and they have some of the best back there too. Hobart 140 Handler w/ gasHyperTherm Powermax 380 Plasmaoxy/acetylene
Reply:cutting a propane tank is tricky buisiness i filled mine with water to cut it.heres a pic of my 100 gallon pit,man you gotta have a firebox man Attached ImagesLast edited by paintman; 01-26-2007 at 09:01 PM.
Reply:Originally Posted by PlanewelderSo how does one safety cut holes in a propane tank ? I got the bright idea to make a sandblaster out an old freon tank one time.......tillI found out welding on it makes a deadly gas ! YIKES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:So what is 30 miles from Tombstone anyway ***************************************Lincoln AC225 stick welderLincoln HD100 WeldPak flux core wire feed welderThree of the cheapest grinders money can buy
Reply:Nice BBQ's. I still would like to build one, too.Just need some free time!! - Paulhttp://all-a-cart.comWelding Cart Kits and accessories
Reply:i used to live in bisbee az whens the cookoff
Reply:[QUOTE=Weldordie]Kudos for a nice job. A large bbq/smoker is on my project list. What do you use for fuel?[/QUOT all I use for Fuel is MesquiteBLACKSMITH Journeyman welder/fabricator
Reply:Originally Posted by PlanewelderSo how does one safety cut holes in a propane tank ? I got the bright idea to make a sandblaster out an old freon tank one time.......tillI found out welding on it makes a deadly gas ! YIKES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:Originally Posted by paintmancutting a propane tank is tricky buisiness i filled mine with water to cut it.heres a pic of my 100 gallon pit,man you gotta have a firebox man
Reply:Originally Posted by KRSSo what is 30 miles from Tombstone anyway
Reply:OK, 12 whole turkeys at a time on that grill is bigger than I thought. Again, nice job.
Reply:Any idea whether the fumes given off by used tanks (or tanks of unknow metal type) are harmful?Looks good.
Reply:We've used them for years. We always fire it up a few times before we actually put any food on it. Just in case.
Reply:I want.I want some more pictures (ie: inside, outside, etc).I want free shipping to 97060.I want MEAT! Gad, my diet is getting on my nerves. Im willing to go Atkins on this project!ThermalArc 185MillerMatic 180 w/ AutosetVictor Cutskill Oxy/AcetyleneThermal Dynamics Cutmaster 38and spite!
Reply:Okay ..... that is a nice grill but how about the BBQ sauce recipe?_________________Chris
Reply:Originally Posted by lorenzoOkay ..... that is a nice grill but how about the BBQ sauce recipe?
Reply:Hey, you know I see BBQ's like this all the time, and I even have a set of plans to build one, but I can never seem to come across the tanks. Did you just stumble on this one, or what???I just want to know where I can get a tank like that. I have an idea for my dream smoker but I'll need two tanks, one about the size you have and one smaller size for the fire box. I really admire your work. As I like to say, bar-b-que is life, everything else is just details.
Reply:awww man, shouldn't have clicked on this thread, now i'm even more hungry
Reply:call the local gas company... Most of them will give away the "scrap" tanks if you sign a waiver stating you won't use it for fuel storage..I'm a Lover, Fighter, Wild horse Rider, and a pretty good welding man...... |
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