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Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Kettle Restoration Assista...
Last post by jcnaz - Today at 07:59:29 AMI successfully pushed out some lid dents and straightened handles using light blows with a rubber mallet.
Lids and bowls can be squeezed back into round.
Lids and bowls can be squeezed back into round.
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Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Charcoal Reviews - What fa...
Last post by bgilbert44 - December 21, 2024, 06:47:16 PMQuote from: dwnthehatch on December 18, 2024, 06:42:10 AMI'm willing to donate 1 or 2 pieces of original 1935-1937 Ford Motor Company Charcoal if you want to do a burn test on it from the opened box on the right. I still have a few bags of Coshell also.
That is UNBELIEVEABLY cool! How on earth did you score that?
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Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Charcoal Reviews - What fa...
Last post by Troy - December 21, 2024, 02:13:17 PMQuote from: dwnthehatch on December 18, 2024, 06:42:10 AMI'm willing to donate 1 or 2 pieces of original 1935-1937 Ford Motor Company Charcoal if you want to do a burn test on it from the opened box on the right. I still have a few bags of Coshell also.OMFG!!
That would be so sick!! I've never seen those before!!
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Weber Mods, Tables and Customs / Re: I made a wooden handle for...
Last post by blackdog043 - December 19, 2024, 11:15:16 AMOlder thread but How did you put the groove in the bottom handle piece so it covers the metal, did you use a router?
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Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Charcoal Reviews - What fa...
Last post by dwnthehatch - December 18, 2024, 06:42:10 AMI'm willing to donate 1 or 2 pieces of original 1935-1937 Ford Motor Company Charcoal if you want to do a burn test on it from the opened box on the right. I still have a few bags of Coshell also.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hi from the Thomas Hart Be...
Last post by dwnthehatch - December 17, 2024, 04:18:03 AMWelcome.
#7
Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Red Kettles
Last post by Paul Isa - December 15, 2024, 12:53:52 PMI have 2 22" red kettles and 1 18" red kettle to trade for an 18" avocado and or an 18" green if anyone is interested.
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Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Cross Country Score - Ches...
Last post by Paul Isa - December 15, 2024, 12:42:01 PM"Copper Mist"
#9
Weber Grill Forum (Grills, Accessories) / Re: Kettle Restoration Assista...
Last post by Paul Isa - December 15, 2024, 12:40:29 PMIf the lid needs minimal adjustment. Stand it on its edge on a padded surface and press slightly as you roll it. Go slow and test shape and fit often. The bowl may need adjustment also so don't forget to check it. Good luck.
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Off Topic / Re: Cast iron appreciation thr...
Last post by Big Dawg - December 15, 2024, 09:42:21 AMI've got this old pan . . .
About 15 years ago the Elks Lodge that I belonged to decided sell the property and look for someplace new. We knew that search was going to take a little while, and to save on storage costs, they decided to liquidate a bunch of stuff.
Well, the Lodge had 2 of these big skillets and, as I was one of the main cooks, I inherited one of them.
I have no idea how old this pan could be, but I joined that Lodge 37 years ago and it had been there a long time before that. In fact our Lodge is over 120 years old, so who knows it was acquired.
It measures 19½" across the pan and 23½" from the handles. There are no markings on the bottom. Just curious if anyone's seen anything like this or has idea of it's possible lineage.
Thanks in advance !
About 15 years ago the Elks Lodge that I belonged to decided sell the property and look for someplace new. We knew that search was going to take a little while, and to save on storage costs, they decided to liquidate a bunch of stuff.
Well, the Lodge had 2 of these big skillets and, as I was one of the main cooks, I inherited one of them.
I have no idea how old this pan could be, but I joined that Lodge 37 years ago and it had been there a long time before that. In fact our Lodge is over 120 years old, so who knows it was acquired.
It measures 19½" across the pan and 23½" from the handles. There are no markings on the bottom. Just curious if anyone's seen anything like this or has idea of it's possible lineage.
Thanks in advance !