Thank YOU ALL

[swampratt]

For not tossing "your trash" which becomes my treasure.
I am about finished with a backyard cooking area.
One I made from donated wood.
I got a lot of it from @red dirt shootist and a lot from other buddies.
I did have to spend some cash at Lowes for cedar fence pickets to make some more nicey nice looks on it.

I have a steel table I made and some Tile from FREE craigslist I stuck on it and I have an electric smoker and a blackstone flat grill I got off craigslist and then a cast iron Chiminea on the table.
Wife found it on Facebook market place.

I cut some granite into a circle and placed it into the Chiminea and cut 1" x 4" tall squares of granite and placed them around the circle to hold more heat and will try to make it cook like a stone pizza oven.

Pictures in a couple days.

 

[montesa]

Looking forward to pics. Wish I were better at reusing stuff. Cost of materials is just ridiculous. I'm getting better but it takes a lot of creativity.

 

[Harp13]

Looking forward to pics. Wish I were better at reusing stuff. Cost of materials is just ridiculous. I'm getting better but it takes a lot of creativity.

I expect materials to get even more ridiculous with the rebuilding that is coming in the SE US

 

[red dirt shootist]

For not tossing "your trash" which becomes my treasure.
I am about finished with a backyard cooking area.
One I made from donated wood.
I got a lot of it from @red dirt shootist and a lot from other buddies.
I did have to spend some cash at Lowes for cedar fence pickets to make some more nicey nice looks on it.

I have a steel table I made and some Tile from FREE craigslist I stuck on it and I have an electric smoker and a blackstone flat grill I got off craigslist and then a cast iron Chiminea on the table.
Wife found it on Facebook market place.

I cut some granite into a circle and placed it into the Chiminea and cut 1" x 4" tall squares of granite and placed them around the circle to hold more heat and will try to make it cook like a stone pizza oven.

Pictures in a couple days.

Glad you found a way to use it, and I appreciate the help you gave me. I still have those trailer parts for you, the storage fees are reasonable, but they are starting to add up.

 

[swampratt]

Went and looked at Monarchs and tagged 43 I think it was with the wife and grandson at Hackberry Flat.
Took some pictures of the cook area .
I will add more of the galvanized sheet steel and then under part of the platform I will stack cut split firewood.
I will shingle the roof later this week.

I will clean up around the back side of it where the old setup stood and place a wood bench there.
So the wife has suggested to me anyway.

The corners and middle ribs are rough cut oak that truckers usually have on the semi to set the load on. Heavy and solid. I had to rip some of them down.

 

[GeneW]

Like! Great job.

 

[dancer4life]

Great job!!!!

 

[THAT Gurl]

Wow!! Very nice!

 

[Big House]

I'm going to be the odd man out...My neighbor had an outhouse at his lake property that was better than this. Kidding, that's some nice work.

 

[n423]

Good job!!