Well, not sure of this one, but may be of interest.
Took pics of one I made tonight for a client who is a friend.
Take one Stainless Steel Kitchen sink, after it has been scrapped.... think "Skip-diving"
Scrape off all sound deadening gunk from the bottom, and then proceed to drill breathing holes around the edge midway down the side of the bowl.
I prefer single sinks for this type of BBQ
Mount sink on an old wheelbarrow frame, or any other handy support, I use breeze blocks, or a few paving bricks stacked up, works a treat.
Draining surface makes a neat preparation surface, and a double drainer is even better.
Get a Stainless Steel Grill from an old stove or oven, use to BBQ meat, and whatever else on. (Vegetarians, Vegans and others, read Corn on the cob, Mushrooms, Peppers etc
)
I use a bit of stainless plate on a single pop rivet at the bottom so that one can still open it up, and drain the ashes after the feast.
This is also very portable, so would work a treat on the roofracks that many Retro Rides sport, so then there would be truth in the saying "Everything , including the Kitchen Sink"
There are many other options , like the Stainless steel drum from a washing machine, (Highly illegal), but a stainless beerkeg cut in half, or a 4ft Gas bottle cut down the length would make a brilliant fire pit for a BBQ.
Took pics of one I made tonight for a client who is a friend.
Take one Stainless Steel Kitchen sink, after it has been scrapped.... think "Skip-diving"
Scrape off all sound deadening gunk from the bottom, and then proceed to drill breathing holes around the edge midway down the side of the bowl.
I prefer single sinks for this type of BBQ
Mount sink on an old wheelbarrow frame, or any other handy support, I use breeze blocks, or a few paving bricks stacked up, works a treat.
Draining surface makes a neat preparation surface, and a double drainer is even better.
Get a Stainless Steel Grill from an old stove or oven, use to BBQ meat, and whatever else on. (Vegetarians, Vegans and others, read Corn on the cob, Mushrooms, Peppers etc
)I use a bit of stainless plate on a single pop rivet at the bottom so that one can still open it up, and drain the ashes after the feast.
This is also very portable, so would work a treat on the roofracks that many Retro Rides sport, so then there would be truth in the saying "Everything , including the Kitchen Sink"
There are many other options , like the Stainless steel drum from a washing machine, (Highly illegal), but a stainless beerkeg cut in half, or a 4ft Gas bottle cut down the length would make a brilliant fire pit for a BBQ.
