Home Made Brick Smoker / Grill

[Nate]

Gorgeous.... well done

[Jon Solberg]

nice!

[kmhfive]

The Santa Maria is the icing on the cake! Absolutely gorgeous!

[bardsleyque]

That sir is awesome!

[Mr. Bones]

Very nice job, sir!

[hogdog6]

Fantastic I love stuff like that! GREAT job!

[Ralphie]

That my friend, is AWESOME!!!

[johnsteen]

Over the top!

[Danjohnston949]

Ennabe, 👍👍👍👍👍, Awe Sh-t, Eunice Would Kill Me and Shoot What's Left❓ Even though I've Owned Her since 1974, There's No Sense Roiling Quiet Waters IMHOP‼ 🍾 🎊 🎉 "HAPPY NEW YEARS❗" 🎉 🎊 🍾 Dan

[castironchris]

Very beautiful and no doubt very functional! I would actually love to have the plans and material list because I am looking to do something like this in early spring!

[Ennabe]

Thanks for the compliments. It was a rewarding build. Took me a month, but a mason probably would take two days. It was a learning experience!

Here is the build site contact. . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9_z5n_g1JM

Ralf shows how to make concrete tops if you don't have salvaged material around. He thinks used brick looks so much better. I paid 50 cents each for new brick.
Ralf Gomm is the designer. Enjoy this stop action grill build in the site above. More detail, materials, build ideas directly from Ralf.
I stopped it about 200 times during my build to measure and count blocks/brick. We've been enjoying it for three years now. My neighbors make out pretty well too.

[ComfortablyNumb]

Amazing. The bricks walk over by themselves and self stack. I wonder if my local supplier carries those?

[Black99vette]

Great job! My back is sore just looking at all blocks and bricks.

[Ennabe]

Oh yes. Like women say about child birth. I have already forgotten the pain. Thanks Black99vette!

[Pirate Scott]

Awesome!

[HawkerXP]

I believe that old Blu knew what was going to be coming out of that big beautiful pile of bricks!

[Troutman]

Wow, very pretty. Nice brick work, hate to see it get all smokey, lol ! I especially love the Santa Maria style grill you installed. Bet that was a real labor of love.

(Next time (if there is a next time) order a small 1/2 yard of concrete, they will small batch it for you and save your back)

[Ennabe]

Hi Troutman. You assume I knew what I was doing. I had no idea how much concrete I would need. I started with a four inch pad, but since it was on a slope, the back was not above ground, so rebared and added another 4 inches. Hindsight 20-20!
Thanks for the idea for others that might need an eight inch thick pad. Hand mixing one or two bags of concrete at a time is no joke.