Fajita cooker flat grill

[otisa2007]

I haven't shared in quite a while most of my recent work has been using purchased / copywrited files but here's a fajita cooker I drew up and seems to work pretty good the legs are made from 1 1/2 square tubing 36" long it is a plasma cam files so mabey someone can convert it to dxf for others to use

fajita1.jpeg

fajita cooker for plasma spider.pcm

[mdwalker]

Here it is in .dxf

fajita cooker for plasma spider dxf.dxf

[steel 35]

That looks really good

[otisa2007]

thankyou mdwalker for the conversion i need to upgrade to the advanced design edge so i can export dxf files

[lazybear]

When is lunch? I'll be right over! Looks awesome (the food and the grill!)

[Old Iron]

Cool little cooker!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing

[Zippo]

Thanks for posting...

[reklez2010]

Thanks great share!

[mrbuildit]

cool file

[odha]

thanks for the cooker and the conversion!

[agteacher]

Man that is awesome! I cut one out and having the my boys in class assemble it. Only have one question---What is the 4 little straight pieces used for?

We haven't come up with a good place to put them yet! haha

Thanks again for the design, can't wait to cook on it!

[Tautog13]

Only have one question---What is the 4 little straight pieces used for?

We haven't come up with a good place to put them yet! haha

I believe the straight pieces/slats go under the charcoal tray.

[Euclid933]

Looks cool

[Old Iron]

Very popular item otisa. Downloaded 188 times in three weeks.
Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[otisa2007]

The flat pieces weld to the fire pan 2 on the side laying flat to hold it up and the other two go on the bottom to keep it from sliding around on the support pieces that way the pan can be pulled out for filling with charcoal and cleaning im glad everyone likes it and i'm working on modifications to put a gas burner in it ill share that when i get it working

[agteacher]

The flat pieces weld to the fire pan 2 on the side laying flat to hold it up and the other two go on the bottom to keep it from sliding around on the support pieces that way the pan can be pulled out for filling with charcoal and cleaning im glad everyone likes it and i'm working on modifications to put a gas burner in it ill share that when i get it working

One of my boys mentioned about putting a gas burner inside it. That will be interesting for sure!

Thanks again!

[AIRFLOWKID]

Very nice file. Thanks so much!

[DJC]

here is our take on the grill, made a couple changes. What I don't think shows up in the pics is that we added a handle to the charcoal tray and added a couple "shelves" so the tray could be moved closer or further to the cooking surface. Thanks so much for the file, this was fun!

[DJC]

Here's one that shows the handle on the tray a little clearer...

[SegoMan DeSigns]

Great coordination with my neighbor (He's got a grilling project underway) I can both see and smell the food on this project..

[otisa2007]

Great job on the modifications glad the file is being put to use

[ETCWeld]

thanks for sharing and i really like the shelving mods DJC, but what are the horse shoes for?

[acourtjester]

If your grilling you need a drink holder or 2

[Ironken]

Here it is in .dxf



fajita cooker for plasma spider dxf.dxf

Idiot here.....I never learned how to create cuts with compound angles (if that's the correct tem). What's vexing me on this project is how you calculated the sides of the cooking surface and made them meet where you wanted? I would like to make a griddle for our grill with angled sides like the fajita cooker and would really like to learn how to create that geometry. Anybody have any suggestions?

[oldironrep]

What type of metal is everyone using?