Such a nice day - the fantastic light, the falling leaves and the final touches to my Mod Month Non-entry! (604 will notice the basis for my latest Mod - don't worry Matt, no SJGs were harmed!) So without further adieu, I present
Genesis Joe!
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Take a look around. There are a few features you might find useful:
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But wait - there's more!
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Hmmm...better look more closely at that. Maybe Sequoia Joe is more accurate?
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And how the heck is that Joe attached anyway? I mean, how do you keep pressure on the vents like the flip up bale does and still let them move easily?
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OK, fair enough, but how do you keep it from tilting in the frame?
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Now, for a gratuitous nudie pic:
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After that, I got a little wood myself:
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Hello, My name is MartyG, and I'm a handle-matcher!
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Oh, just one more thing:
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Almost forgot the required vent shot!
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Autumn is such a great season for grilling. New toys make it even better!
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Those of you coming to the Mid Atlantic Meetup tomorrow will see it in person. (Yes, I'll be cooking on it.) This was a fun project. Gasser frames are often free for the asking and make great side tables. When 604 sent me the Crimson Joe for my e-cook entry I knew I had to work it in to something, but I wanted to be able to return it to it's original state should the need arise. It's a perfect fit for the frame, and using springs on those 3" stainless cap screws worked out great. (I have another shorty spring and an acorn nut inside.) A place to store and hang chimneys was high on my list, and the few other features just kind of evolved as I worked.
Mod Moth ends in just a couple weeks, but there's plenty of time left to mess around with your own ideas. Have fun!