DIY Pizza Ring and Rotisserie CAD designs

[saslanis]

Hi there.

I was fond of the Pizza Ring and Rotisserie attachments for Weber but those accessories are hard to find or very expensive in Greece. So i made some designs and laser cut them in a local company.
The designs you can find here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-Dysw8zTBS4d2NKRUJ0RTlUbkk

Material was 1mm thick INOX AISI 304. The company sold the material, made the cuts and the curves. Both for no more than 65 euros.
The accessories are yet to be tested.

Kettle is a 22.5 Weber Master Touch.

The result is here: https://goo.gl/photos/zA3CyctiQ3FG8d9H6

To whom ever needs more info let me know. I can provide better pictures.

[myron]

Wow another member from Greece? Amazing!

I wanted a roti for my master touch but I would never pay $250 for that (price in Greece).

So you have 2 attachments for 65 euros? Have you tried them yet? Can you install an electrical motor for the rotisserie?

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[saslanis]

Made them but no test yet. I see no reason why an electrical motor can't be attached. I made a hole for that but haven't bought a motor yet. The 6mm skewer fits nicely.

Both have not been tested but i expect good results. As you can see in the pictures they fit nice.
With the design files you can contact www.steelmaxenergy.com at laser@steelmaxenergy.com . They cut and curved them both for a total of 62 euro for 1mm thick INOX AISI 304 stainless steel. Some nuts and bolts for the fittings and you are ready.

[blksabbath]

That is exactly what I was thinking of doing to my kettlepizza before I found a used roti ring (thanks Bob!).  Just drill holes for spit and motor mount, then make a door from another piece of stainless.


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