@Jed.cook Not done yet but looking good so far. I only had new oak or old 2x4 in the lean to on the shed. Soooo old 2x4 it is.
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Oh, MAN! That’s gonna’ be a work of art! I drilled a little whole in the bottom of my mini kettle for rain drainage, but you might want to skip that part so you can pour some of that Guinness in there for the little guys!
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What’s that I see on the table I assume you’re using for the kettle? I had a couple of cheapo stainless measuring cups laying around that I’d picked up on clearance a few weeks back. (That’s why the lid is slightly smaller than the base.) I had to put a golf ball inside and use a B.F.H. to pound the bottoms into a somewhat rounded shape. Yours looks like it’ll come out much nicer in the end.
A friend of a friend who owns a large farm caught a glimpse of my squirrel table & grill and sent word she’d trade some chili peppers for a setup like mine. Assuming I can’t find another hot deal on stainless measuring cups, I’ll need to come up with something for the next mini kettle! (It’d also be nice to skip that pounding out step if I could.)
-Jed