New life for an old grill

[craigflowers]

I always wanted a nice looking table to compliment my Weber.  A new Red Kettle allowed me to re-furbish the 20 year old one-touch into a table.  I scraped and cleaned the bowl and lid and followed up with some oil on the outside to bring back the color.  I don't know why oil works and car polish didn't.  I didn't polish the legs or triangle.  So it looks clean but still has character.

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Craig
Champaign, Illinois

[Hell Fire Grill]

I got this POJ 26er ("Weeblewampus") that spends most of its time as table or critter proof storage.



It gets put to work periodically though.

[craigflowers]

Off-topic.....I'm not sure why the picture I posted went sideways.  Is there a way to preview it and correct that when I'm posting?


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Craig

[addicted-to-smoke]

... Is there a way to preview it and correct that when I'm posting?

It would help to view it in a separate image viewer app. And then, you can rotate it within that. If you view an image in the same device it was taken with (smartphone or other digital camera), that setup often "helpfully" makes images appear oriented correctly when they aren't.

A common example is of a smartphone locked into portrait mode when the image was taken, but it can happen other ways. I transfer to, and then post images from my computer because of the flexibility that offers.

[addicted-to-smoke]

I like this idea. And I need some table space that unused kettles can offer.