Is this a good or bad use of a smokey Joe

Started by LightningBoldtz, August 14, 2013, 07:22:40 AM

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LightningBoldtz

I suppose it would depend on the condition.

My wife sent this to me on Facebook



How To Make A Fire Pit for Around $50.

Materials needed:

Weber Smokey Joe portable charcoal grill or equivalent 14" diameter grill. ($30 new. ) http://amzn.to/1brqe5S

4 sections of 14" inside diameter concrete tree ring ($2 to $3 each = $8 to $12 total)

6 sections of 24" inside diameter concrete tree ring ($2 to $3 each = $12 to $18 total)

2 cubic feet of small stones, pebbles, road gravel or decorative rock ($0 to $20 depending on style)

Total cost around $50.

Click here for full instructions: http://bit.ly/17nlXLG
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edhead35

I think after looking at this more, I would definitely do it, with an older less fortunate SJ. Leave the cover on and you can have a decorative Weber pit when not in use.

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Hogsy

I like the design, but I think a SJ is way too small for a fire pit
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