dwfisk
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So, I picked up the steel today to start the grill/rotisserie.
I'm starting with this custom fire ring 48" diameter x 16" high (and yes, it will be sitting at ground level, not on the saw horses).
My basic design will be 24" x 42" grill grate similar to the Engelbrecht Braten Campfire Grill.
http://www.grillsandcookers.com/1000-original-grill.php.
I'll be adding a rotisserie that will sit about 8 inches (16 inch max food diameter) above the cooking grate and it will adjust with the grate.
My question: how tall should I make it; or stated another way, assuming a fire at ground level inside the ring, how much adjustment above the fire should I shoot for? I'm tentatively planning on the 16 inch fire ring depth depth plus 36 inches plus (52 inches) plus room at the top for the adjusting rod, etc (say 8 inches).
PS: to clarify, the SM grill & rotisserie will be a free standing unit, not attached to the fire ring.
I'm starting with this custom fire ring 48" diameter x 16" high (and yes, it will be sitting at ground level, not on the saw horses).
My basic design will be 24" x 42" grill grate similar to the Engelbrecht Braten Campfire Grill.
http://www.grillsandcookers.com/1000-original-grill.php.
I'll be adding a rotisserie that will sit about 8 inches (16 inch max food diameter) above the cooking grate and it will adjust with the grate.
My question: how tall should I make it; or stated another way, assuming a fire at ground level inside the ring, how much adjustment above the fire should I shoot for? I'm tentatively planning on the 16 inch fire ring depth depth plus 36 inches plus (52 inches) plus room at the top for the adjusting rod, etc (say 8 inches).
PS: to clarify, the SM grill & rotisserie will be a free standing unit, not attached to the fire ring.
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