KevGuy
Knows what a fatty is.
So, this is what I’ve finally completed. It’s simple, but is organized and gets the job done:
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I built the wooden table to put stuff on while cooking such as plates, tongs, sauces, etc... It even is handy for putting the Weber kettle top on when needed. I got tired of using the railing on the deck as things tend to easily fall off. The bottom of the table is used to keep the little portable stored and store the metal ash bucket.
On the right is a plastic deck box I got from Home Depot. In this I keep grills/grates, charcoal chimney, grill brushes, charcoal char baskets, Weber slow n swear, ash brush, smoking wood, charcoal, lighter fluid, charcoal rake, heat gloves, bbq cover, etc.
Like I said earlier, it’s only a Basic Weber kettle setup, but it is neat and functional. It keeps things protected from the elements and I know where everything is when I need it. Basically, I made the best out of what I had to work with. The wife even likes the setup.
Thanks for reading.
I built the wooden table to put stuff on while cooking such as plates, tongs, sauces, etc... It even is handy for putting the Weber kettle top on when needed. I got tired of using the railing on the deck as things tend to easily fall off. The bottom of the table is used to keep the little portable stored and store the metal ash bucket.
On the right is a plastic deck box I got from Home Depot. In this I keep grills/grates, charcoal chimney, grill brushes, charcoal char baskets, Weber slow n swear, ash brush, smoking wood, charcoal, lighter fluid, charcoal rake, heat gloves, bbq cover, etc.
Like I said earlier, it’s only a Basic Weber kettle setup, but it is neat and functional. It keeps things protected from the elements and I know where everything is when I need it. Basically, I made the best out of what I had to work with. The wife even likes the setup.
Thanks for reading.
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