Ohhhh, it reminds me of a router sled I made years ago. The tabs were a great idea to get a nice fit without the danger of one end falling off the ledge and causing 'issues'. Smart upgrade my friend!
Nice upgrade, and I dig the shop/fab video as a compliment to the adventure videos. Two of my favorite UA-cam genres! Now I just need to get the camera out more when I'm in the shop.
@@prolificnorthwest Mine failed on it's maiden cook this evening lol. I did a clam and shrimp boil and it couldnt hold up to the weight and heat. The front brace warped and bent. It seemed like it would work well with something like a steak but the lowes angle pieces aren't thick enough to support weight. I wouldn't put a dutch oven or a cast iron pan on it.
Very cool! I also have that fire pit. The only downside for me and this happened on my last trip out on the deschutes is that so much air come through the bottom that even with a small fire I get nervous. With any wind sparks fly further than expected. I was out for the salmon fly hatch a couple weeks ago and some wind came up. Let’s just say it got my attention! Glad I found your channel! 🤙
Yeah, I totally agree. I had to give up on a small fire that we were having in it the last time we were on the Deschutes for the same reason. Better safe than sorry.
Fantastic production quality on this, first time watching and was very surprised to see how low your sub count. I hope that many good things come your way brother
Harbor Freight F-Style clamps are the way. They may not be for squaring off cabinets, but they sure as heck hold a guitar neck laminate together just fine.
When you get back from a trip, take the mesh out and wash it with dawn and let it dry. Then pack it away without ash on it. The acidic properties of the ash deteriorate the mesh. Doing this will greatly increase the life of the mesh. And just wondering why ya just don’t get the grill kit from fireside? Works great.
Thanks for the tip. I went this route because I had all of these things on hand and rather than spending more money, I thought I’d try this first. Also, I like cooking with cast iron. That’s all.
@@prolificnorthwest nice I’m working on a little camp trailer so I’m looking at things that don’t take up a tone of space. I appreciate the reply 💪🏽💪🏽👍🏽
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Ohhhh, it reminds me of a router sled I made years ago. The tabs were a great idea to get a nice fit without the danger of one end falling off the ledge and causing 'issues'. Smart upgrade my friend!
Thank you! Just tried it out this weekend and it worked beautifully. It'll be in an upcoming video.
Nice upgrade, and I dig the shop/fab video as a compliment to the adventure videos. Two of my favorite UA-cam genres! Now I just need to get the camera out more when I'm in the shop.
Awesome! Glad you liked it. I'll do more shop videos in the future. Turns out you've given me some great ideas on that front. Cheers!
I'm in the process of making this modification. This is perfect for what I need. Thanks for the inspiration!
Awesome! it works very well for our needs. Cheers!
@@prolificnorthwest Mine failed on it's maiden cook this evening lol. I did a clam and shrimp boil and it couldnt hold up to the weight and heat. The front brace warped and bent. It seemed like it would work well with something like a steak but the lowes angle pieces aren't thick enough to support weight. I wouldn't put a dutch oven or a cast iron pan on it.
@@buscampers oh no! We’ve done a cast iron Dutch oven on ours before without any issue. Sorry to hear that it didn’t work.
@@prolificnorthwest I'm going to span it across the bottom of the pit on top of the mesh as support for cast iron pots and pans.
@@prolificnorthwest what thickness was the angle you used?
Very cool! I also have that fire pit. The only downside for me and this happened on my last trip out on the deschutes is that so much air come through the bottom that even with a small fire I get nervous. With any wind sparks fly further than expected. I was out for the salmon fly hatch a couple weeks ago and some wind came up. Let’s just say it got my attention! Glad I found your channel! 🤙
Yeah, I totally agree. I had to give up on a small fire that we were having in it the last time we were on the Deschutes for the same reason. Better safe than sorry.
Fantastic production quality on this, first time watching and was very surprised to see how low your sub count. I hope that many good things come your way brother
Harbor Freight F-Style clamps are the way. They may not be for squaring off cabinets, but they sure as heck hold a guitar neck laminate together just fine.
Yeah, clamps are about the only thing I get from Harbor Freight that I trust. Oh, tarps too!
Yup! Tarps and clamps (just not the trigger-ratchet style, they can't hang with big glue-ups.)
@@richmosley2519 truth!
When you get back from a trip, take the mesh out and wash it with dawn and let it dry. Then pack it away without ash on it. The acidic properties of the ash deteriorate the mesh. Doing this will greatly increase the life of the mesh. And just wondering why ya just don’t get the grill kit from fireside? Works great.
Thanks for the tip. I went this route because I had all of these things on hand and rather than spending more money, I thought I’d try this first. Also, I like cooking with cast iron. That’s all.
How many fires did u get out of the 1st fire mesh
I don’t know the exact number, but probably 80-100. Almost always burning red alder.
@@prolificnorthwest nice I’m working on a little camp trailer so I’m looking at things that don’t take up a tone of space. I appreciate the reply 💪🏽💪🏽👍🏽
@@MrCee-eq9fe No problem! Best of luck with the buildout.