Due to the generosity of another WKC member, my plan for a copper mini WSM to complement Bisbee recently happened with the arrival of a copper SJG. This mini WSM is much like all other mini WSMs - the only difference is the copper kettle in the Weber logo (as opposed to red). Of course, the SJG has a Zav handle in dark walnut.
(https://dl.dropbox.com/s/zqh939bn207vtxg/IMG_0499.jpg)
Bisbee got a new ashcan set up as well. I am trying to decide which I like better - the black ring/copper ashcan setup with spoked wheels (the "steampunk" setup per Gummi):
(https://dl.dropbox.com/s/dfqsqgag7jzxozd/IMG_0498.jpg)
Or the copper ring/black ashcan setup with solid wheels (the "old school" look):
(https://dl.dropbox.com/s/zrc89jjn68mhhy3/ash%20ring.jpg)
Thanks for looking,
Winz
you're sooooooo far around the bend already, might as well keep the spokies...... 8)
Looks great on all accounts, man !!!!!
How about "Steampunk" with solid wheels? ;)
Winz, your copper is hands down the nicest performer I've seen. So cool and unique and fit and finish is top notch. Thanks for sharing, I want to rip off your idea badly ;) ;D
Stunning!
It's awesome every which way!! I can't stop showing Bisbee to all my friends. Such a cool grill.
Way too cool. Wow.
I kinda like the spoke wheels myself.
I like the look of the classic spoke wheels! I don't think I have seen them on any other kettle/performer. Did you get the side sheet metal plated with copper? I like black ash bracket with the copper ash can.
Great looking Winz! Keep the Spokies. Infact share the link, like that modification. Looks like the ash can is a modified purchase of a can that fits perfect?
QuoteKeep the Spokies. Infact share the link, like that modification
Below is an amazon link for the 8" wheels. I found them at a local ACE. Best part is the hub is 3/8 - the same diameter as a stock performer axle. No messing with adaptors.
http://www.amazon.com/490-322-0008-1-75-Wire-Spoke-Wheel/dp/B000BPF2IO (http://www.amazon.com/490-322-0008-1-75-Wire-Spoke-Wheel/dp/B000BPF2IO)
QuoteLooks like the ash can is a modified purchase of a can that fits perfect?
Good eye! Yes, the ash can is indeed a copper pan with a 9 3/4 diameter. I simply drilled holes for the stock Weber ashcan handle. Fits perfectly.
Winz
I like the spoke-wheels as well.
Wow, that Linens-n-Things Gold SJ really 'pops' with the black smoker-pot on there!
Quote from: 1911Ron on August 06, 2014, 02:20:32 AM
I kinda like the spoke wheels myself.
I think put some spinners on it