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Reply #10 - Jun 14th, 2011 at 11:38pm

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Top job there mate..

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Lol, thats the shite. Love the chimney rack, got any close ups of the rack attaching to the main table and folding away?
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Robbo I have another fellow asking for more photos so I will post them here as well.

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Nice job well done.

Saw the post on MYSwag as well mate. Did not think most of them would get it.
 
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I have been asked on this sight and another forum for some more photos of my cooking table and some information how it was made, so I hope this helps.

There is two main frames made out of 3mm angle, I used 30mm for the top frame and 40mm for the leg frame.

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They were then welded together with a 20mm spacer, this is for the ashtray.

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The legs are 12mm rod

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The windshield is made from aluminium, I think 1.6mm, and with the hinges riveted and bolted on, the side wings of the windshield just sit in a lug either side when in use. I do have a hole drilled through the lugs and shield so I can lock them in position if I want to.

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The heat bead stand just slides onto the main frame with two lugs, and is very secure.

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Cooking dinner the other night for Bonnies birthday, a rolled turkey roast and vegies.
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