Does anyone collect or cook on vintage cast iron hibachis?

[captjoe06]

I'm intrigued by them.

[Transit98]

Me too! There are some cool old ones out there. I have also come across some new / custom made ones that look neat but not $400 plus neat.

I have set up a row of coals in the center and used a piece of bent rod to hold metal skewers over the meat.

I really enjoy yakitori.

https://www.korin.com/grillware/konros-basket-grills-nets-and-bases

The link above sells parts.




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[captjoe06]

I'm tempted by this one-

[swamprb]

Every once in a while I see cast iron ones pop up on Craigslist in the Pacific Northwest. Ones that stand out to me have "KONRO" cast on them. Some are pot shaped and others traditional style.

I've got a vintage Lodge Sportsman Hibachi


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[dazzo]

+1 for the Lodge Sportsman

[bladz]

There's one for sale near me. Haven't really thought about these at all.
Check out what I found on Facebook Marketplace. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/320900475329478/




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[TexasOnion]

@bladz  looks kinda like this PK grill this one was cast in Tyler Tx

[TexasOnion]

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/off-topic/portable-kitchen-find/msg145129/#msg145129

[bladz]

Interesting. They do resemble one another.  For some reason I thought the PK's were all cast aluminum. 


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