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  1. 02-12-2009 10:23 PM #1
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    New Grill

     



    Had some time in the garage today, felt good to get away from the stress of the day.

    I couldn't get myself to pay $300+shipping for a grill that probably wouldn't fit so I got 50' of strapping, about 100 1/2" nuts, 100 screws and 4 hours later I got a grill. I made a template on my table and put the screws around the perimeter to bend around and then used the nuts as spacers.

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    Looks great, nice job. I love it when I can save bucks!
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    Looks great man. Home grown is alway built better.
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    Looks really good. Do you have any pictures of the process of actually building it? I'm one that likes lots of pictures.

    Thanks Richard
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    Thanks guys, sorry Richard it was one of those things that just got going and I forgot to take any pictures.

    If you need a step by step it wasn't that hard, let me know.

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    Way to go Sean! You did a great job on that grill. Looks as good as anything you have to pay big bucks for.
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