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Lightweight Grill

Postby poisonarrow » 01 30, 2015 •  [Post 1]

I just started to sell my new grill. http://www.poisonarrowgear.com/store/p1 ... Grill.html
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Re: Lightweight Grill

Postby Elkduds » 01 31, 2015 •  [Post 2]

Brilliant. This should find a market w backpackers, anglers, car campers. How's the camp trailer project going?
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Re: Lightweight Grill

Postby Lefty » 01 31, 2015 •  [Post 3]

I could see a lot of advantages,.. but what would I do not burning the edges or getting ash in what Im cooking 8-) :oops:
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Re: Lightweight Grill

Postby Freebird134 » 02 01, 2015 •  [Post 4]

Looks great! What are the poles made of? I sent you an email--I'm curious about the target cover too.
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Re: Lightweight Grill

Postby poisonarrow » 02 01, 2015 •  [Post 5]

The legs are aluminum. I am using the smallest arrow shaft that I can find for the legs. The legs are 28" long.The grill itself is stainless steel. The cables that hold the grill to the legs are stainless. The spring clips that adjust the grill on the legs are stainless.. The center cord is kevlar.

The grill is light enough that you can bend it quite easily with your hands but it will not deform when you are cooking on it.
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Re: Lightweight Grill

Postby poisonarrow » 02 01, 2015 •  [Post 6]

Elkduds wrote:Brilliant. This should find a market w backpackers, anglers, car campers. How's the camp trailer project going?
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i am going to meet with a custom boat trailer builder soon. I have to figure out how to attach this to my running gear before I continue. We are into the show season now so I don't have a lot of time to work on it. I did get my heater for it . It is really cool. http://www.dickinsonmarine.com/
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Re: Lightweight Grill

Postby pointysticks » 02 03, 2015 •  [Post 7]

Sweet! Wood burning wall mount heater?
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