I purchased a kickass BBQ grill. *PICS*

[Pepsi90919]

Originally posted by: MichaelD
I drilled into the brick with carbide-tipped masonary bits. I have a complete 12-piece set. I have Sears tool dept in my apt. 😀

Time will tell, but the grill seems decently made. Controls have a smooth action to them and click on and off quite satisfyingly. 🙂

It's warranted for 5 years, all parts. I mailed my warranty registration today.

BTW, I just got home from work; no phone calls or nasty letters from the office.

If I make it thru this week w/o any probs, then I'll assume I'm good to go. I don't trust them though.

Originally posted by: GoodToGo

Originally posted by: MichaelD
(Had this in the kitchen, moved it out here so stupid property owner can see I'm good to go)

NO DAMNIT!! I am GoodToGo, stop stealing my name!!11!!11!

 

[TechnoKid]

Originally posted by: MichaelD

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I got busted when we lived in an apt for having a grill on our patio:|

Enjoy dude😀

Every apt I've lived in (that had a patio) prohibited grills. When I moved in here, about 30% of all apts had grills. Now that number is closer to 60%.

Gas AND charcoal, which I disagree w/the latter. It's NOT safe on a patio....lighter fluid is nasty stuff.

But that's neither here nor there. I'm really hoping I don't wind up storing thsi thing in my 2nd BR. 🙁

lighter fluid is nasty stuff alright, thats why geled alcohol or a chimney starter are better (chimney and gel don't leave flavor or odor as some lighter fluids do). i use a chimney starter and i think its the only way to start coals. but in the case of patio grills, yeah, gas, imo, is more safe than charcoal can be.

 

[Pliablemoose]

I just scored this one: Weber Gold C Natural gas but haven't buried the line or gotten the new slab poured yet...

 

it won't taste as good as charcoaled....but it's still grillin!
buy some wood chips, soak em in water and wrap those bastages in foil with a few holes pocked in - it'll give you some of that charcoal flavor

 

[MichaelD]

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I just scored this one: Weber Gold C Natural gas but haven't buried the line or gotten the new slab poured yet...

THAT is NICE! :Q Stainless Steel rocks. Never have to worry about it; scrape it/brillo it clean. No gas cylinder to run out either...that's nice. I assume you're going to do this the RIGHT way and run a hard line (i.e. pipe) and not a hose, right?