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Grill cart for Smokey Joe!

Started by AlfredoZRT, August 29, 2018, 09:58:52 AM

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AlfredoZRT

Hello! Just registered to WKC so I could share my first woodworking project and see what you think.

Saw a lot of those grill carts online and thought I'd give it a shot at building one myself.

After buying some power and hand tools and watching hundreds of youtube videos on learning some woodworking tips & tricks I started designing on Sketchup and then got to work in my garage.

Here's the result.

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vwengguy

Damn ! And you say this is your first project like this !!!
That is super nice ! You even have the beer opener on it. It looks fantastic.
The only thing I would do differently is next time wipe the stain on WITH the grain of the wood.


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AlfredoZRT

Quote from: vwengguy on August 29, 2018, 10:53:48 AM
Damn ! And you say this is your first project like this !!!
That is super nice ! You even have the beer opener on it. It looks fantastic.
The only thing I would do differently is next time wipe the stain on WITH the grain of the wood.


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I guess my mistake here was that before staining I sanded only with 80 grit and forgot to do another sanding with 220, hence the "scratch" look... The 80 grit was too coarse.

Thanks for your comments! A few friends have mentioned to make another one to see if it sells locally.

Will probably give it a try!


vwengguy

I wonder how long it lasts before you pull the SJ out and place a 18" in it... then take that out for a 22"


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AlfredoZRT

Quote from: vwengguy on August 29, 2018, 12:10:45 PM
I wonder how long it lasts before you pull the SJ out and place a 18" in it... then take that out for a 22"


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I'll have to start thinking how to get those to fit!

randy


Quote from: vwengguy on August 29, 2018, 12:10:45 PM
I wonder how long it lasts before you pull the SJ out and place a 18" in it... then take that out for a 22"


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Then a 26"!


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dbhost

Quote from: AlfredoZRT on August 29, 2018, 01:18:55 PM
Quote from: vwengguy on August 29, 2018, 12:10:45 PM
I wonder how long it lasts before you pull the SJ out and place a 18" in it... then take that out for a 22"


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I'll have to start thinking how to get those to fit!
ain't nothing to router in a circle cutting jig can't help you figure out. Looks pretty awesome to me for a first shot
3 Kettles. 1998 Daisy Wheel 22.5, 2010 Smokey Joe Silver 14, 2018 Jumbo Joe Premium 22.5.

BrbdWyr

that is waaaay to nice to use!  Send it to me immediately for safe keeping.   :D :D :D

jacko1962

To much work for a Smokey Joe. Toss  a 22.5 in the hole and save the SJ to light your chimney or heat up a grilled cheese.
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AlfredoZRT

Quote from: jacko1962 on September 04, 2018, 09:25:41 AM
To much work for a Smokey Joe. Toss  a 22.5 in the hole and save the SJ to light your chimney or heat up a grilled cheese.

Lol, I agree...

Made this one as a gift to my father who is a big fan of the SJ which is more than enough for his grilling needs.

By the way, I'm looking to build one for my 22.5!


jacko1962

I got you. Nice job with the wood work. Maybe could make 2 inserts that would alter the hole so you could mount a 22.5 or and 18 depending on what you need SS would work. May have look at this again for a winter project. Thanks for sharing.
Weber Genesis 1000 Black with all red oak, 1992 Redhead Performer.  2014 18.5 black. 1985 Black GA

Looking for P code Red Premium Master touch and a EO code Blue Premium Master touch .