BendBrewer
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6 each 4664T65 2-1/4" X 1-1/2", 6’ length
I just priced those at HD and they want $21 each!!!!
$11.64 at McMasters
6 each 4664T65 2-1/4" X 1-1/2", 6’ length
Finally got the pictures uploaded onto the new laptop. Here's the progress so far, still gotta hard plumb the gas lines.
Looks great! What was the total cost (minus pumps) if you don't mind me asking...
From what i have read, i thought the fumes burned off after the first heating and after that you didn't have to worry. I planned on doing a test run with water to burn off the galvanized coating and test all the weldless fittings.
going to get started on building this stand soon, what did those of you who have built it already used to cut the steel. I don't have access to many power tools would a hacksaw work or would my arm be ready to fall off after the first cut. What would be the prefered tools for the job, maybe I can rent them for a day or try to borrow from friends/family. thanks in advance.
IMO, the tool of choice would be a cut-off saw with a metal cutting abrasive disc installed.
A chop saw (miter saw) with an abrasive blade would probably work best. I got good results with an angle grinder with an abrasive metal cutting blade. But if you have the option, I would go with the chop saw.
The burners in the picture look very similar to the Bayou Classic KAB4's I have and will be mounting on my weldless stand (this weekend?!?). They'll run you about $80 on Amazon and put out 200,000+ BTUs. They'll heat 10 gal in no time flat Not sure how well they'll do running two off of one propane tank though. I will likely start by running them separately...
I built this thing according to Sam's specifications, including casters. Any one have any problems with this thing beign slightly unstable? It is all square and level, but when the casters are all pointed backwards and I push on the middle of the front rail, it wants to tip over. not sure I like that Idea. although, if the casters are "wheels out" it is stable.
I built this thing according to Sam's specifications, including casters. Any one have any problems with this thing beign slightly unstable? It is all square and level, but when the casters are all pointed backwards and I push on the middle of the front rail, it wants to tip over. not sure I like that Idea. although, if the casters are "wheels out" it is stable.
Yeah, bought all the materials from McMaster Carr. I thought about once the keggles were full that it would probably be more stable, but just got the thing built, so I havent tried it yet. With 2 youngins' though, I want to make sure my **** is wired tight before I fire the burners.
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