10 inch portable camp grill

[lklassen331]

Here is a camp grill i drew up and cut out of I believe it's 12 gauge stainless. The idea for a portable grill is from this great website, however i did design this one. just in case someone thinks i stole there thunder The trout on the handle was also from a user on plasmaspider... so thanks a lot all of you!

[lklassen331]

well, I'll be... The pics didn't post. so i'm going to try it again...

[lklassen331]

so i guess i can't get the pictures to post. any help?

[Larry83301]

so i guess i can't get the pictures to post. any help?

Go right below the text box and you will see a tab named "attachments" click on it and then "add files" and then browse to find the picture you want and ADD it inline, OR you can also attach files by dragging and dropping them in the message box.

Larry

[lklassen331]

so i guess i can't get the pictures to post. any help?

Go right below the text box and you will see a tab named "attachments" click on it and then "add files" and then browse to find the picture you want and ADD it inline, OR you can also attach files by dragging and dropping them in the message box.

Larry

thanks, Larry!
I did try that, but for some reason they refused to upload... so idk

[Larry83301]

Could your file be to big? Or the wrong format, try JPG and see if it will work.

Larry

[lklassen331]

Could your file be to big? Or the wrong format, try JPG and see if it will work.

Larry

[lklassen331]

Could your file be to big? Or the wrong format, try JPG and see if it will work.

Larry

Too big of file I think. Thanks again for your help, Larry... I think it posted now.

[radnurse68]

Pretty Sweet!!!

[natewelding]

do you cook on that? from the pictures it looks like the grill top is pretty far from where the coals/wood would be. just curious!

[lklassen331]

do you cook on that? from the pictures it looks like the grill top is pretty far from where the coals/wood would be. just curious!

Yes, actually we did cook some sausage on it the other night. The grate is about 9 inches above the bottom plate, and it's a small enough unit that the heat is fairly compact. actually cooks fairly fast! Only big enough for about 4 hamburger patties though.... I have the dxf if anyone gets interested

[natewelding]

that was my next question! I have a camping trip for the 4th and I was going to try and find one to make that's small enough, and BAM there you have one! I would greatly appreciate it if I could use your dxf

[lklassen331]

that was my next question! I have a camping trip for the 4th and I was going to try and find one to make that's small enough, and BAM there you have one! I would greatly appreciate it if I could use your dxf

yes sir, not a problem. I'll post it for you... i did do a few modifications to the new one, as in an ash catching tray underneath, removable grate handle, and handles for the sides of the box...

[lklassen331]

here's the dxf. i believe the handles, and how they work, are self explanatory And how it fits together...

[lklassen331]

there is only one corner that is loose enough to connect when the bottom plates are in. here's a couple pictures to show...

[kreaves]

how do i download file for grill?

[natewelding]

what are the 4 holes on the top of the 2 sides? I see the 3 extra holes for the ash catcher, the rest looks pretty self explanatory.

[lklassen331]

what are the 4 holes on the top of the 2 sides? I see the 3 extra holes for the ash catcher, the rest looks pretty self explanatory.

The 4 holes on the sides are for the handles. Understandably the box gets really hot so i included removable handles so you can carry it without burning yourself... here's a couple pics of the finished product. It kind of shows how the handles are bent to work..