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Original Weber wishing well discovered

Started by Blacky924, November 19, 2023, 03:00:24 PM

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Blacky924

Hi all, just thought I would provide an update on the well... it has now been carefully removed from its original home in IL and restoration has commenced. So thankful to the agent who has made all of this possible. You are a true legend. Thankyou.

Hoping to have the restoration complete by end of January so I will keep you updated for those interested and will provide a detailed description of the process and what was involved.


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Blacky924

Reached the cap of 10 images so posting some more


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JEBIV

Honestly,  uninterested,  sorry

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RRRanger99

Good to see the painstaking resto coming along. Can't wait to see the end result!

Kneab

This picture looks familiar to me.
Is this in Barrington?

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Blacky924


Quote from: Kneab on December 10, 2023, 04:49:12 PM
This picture looks familiar to me.
Is this in Barrington?

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Yes it sure is Barrington




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Jeff

Remarkable find.  Looking forward to seeing the progress come along.

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Blacky924

For those that are interested in it's progress, the Well has arrived on Aussie shores and I've managed to strap up the slats to the lower barrel and install the hardware for the daisy vent access hatches. The original inner circular support for ash pan will remain in its untouched condition to help tell the story of this beauty. Can you believe that there are and were no nails holding those slats or pieces together.

Looking forward to now assembling the roof and getting the cado grill sitting in this beast.


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ASpitzer

Looking great! Can't wait to see the completed project.
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Blacky924

Getting there amazing how good the stripped back original redwood ties in nicely with the reclaimed redwood fabricated pieces


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RRRanger99

Really coming along there! Looks nearly 95% complete!

demosthenes9

That's freaking amazing.  Looking forward to more updates.

Blacky924

It's now at home and will be hauled into the yard when I want to get it warm for a cook. Just waiting on the crank handle assembly to be fabricated and she's ready to go. So happy with how it's turned out. Once it's complete, for anyone interested, I will do a full walkthrough video on how it operates and will credit some awesome people that were involved in this project.


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RRRanger99

Looks awesome all 99.9% completed! ...Kinda makes me want to throw a coin in there and make a wish! 

ASpitzer

That looks incredible! Can't wait for the walk through video. Well Done!
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