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You got me started down the cast iron road. I now have a lye vat, an electrolysis vat, and a dedicated oven in my shop for seasoning my CI. What started as a fun hobby has morphed into a serious collection. I can’t thank you enough for the starting advice. I really need to rearrange my cabinets soon. When I do I’ll take some pictures of it all.
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I did the same recently. Set the pot in the tank - drilled a 1/4" hole in a piece of angle iron - used some nuts to fit a camp chef flame tamer onto a piece of 1/4" allthread and dangled it inside the pot for the anode. I do believe that this process is pretty much "line of sight" and try to keep that when doing the inside of a pot or dutch. Seems to be working.
For general use I welded up a cage out of rebar that cleans up the outside of things.Last edited by bmillin; December 7, 2021, 04:40 PM.
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Firing this back up for a big Dutch oven I just picked up since Lodge no longer makes the 12QT. This was a solid find and will be put to use down at the sauna. We have been making a ton of campfire meals but we needed a bigger camping dutch.
I will post the restoration once I get it going.
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I ended up getting hung up at work last night. (More never ending importing nightmares in LA )
Needless to say, I did not get around to getting anything set up for the Korna Grill. I will post some before and after pics of this restoration. It is a really cool piece.
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Stainless steel cast iron does not have that problem, although it is hard to find.
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