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I've been wanting a spider or something that allows me to reach closer to the fire to get a better sear as well as use it for a diffuser so that I can use multiple tiers of cooking grids when I am doing an indirect cook. This should solve my problem, simple but effective. It fits the fire ring perfectly and really supports more weight than I was expecting.
Nice bending work you have there. You will love the options that will provide you. Hopefully the strap will hold to the heat closer to lump level.
Another option for folks is to pick up another smaller grid and put it on the fire box then the fire ring. Use the grid on the fire box then add the grid on top of the fire ring.
I do love the Spider it is much more open than using fixed grid setup's.
Thanks, GG.
These diffusor straps have been "field tested" for probably 2 months now and nobody has had any issues with warping, weakening, etc... the bends were machined and it is heavy gauge material. I'd like to claim em, but a friend did the work to have a pair for himself, but had to buy a whole sheet. He has done several pairs and still has a lot left to get rid of.
Here's another homemade deflector made years before tjv created his spider.
It is 3/16" welded aluminum and rests on opposite edges so no metal is directly in the center with the most heat. Then the deflectors are made from a ceramic material used in ag chemical production and capable of 3,300° heat. The 3 plates fit my L, M & S. Not pictured here are the smaller straps for the S.
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Nice bending work you have there. You will love the options that will provide you. Hopefully the strap will hold to the heat closer to lump level.
Another option for folks is to pick up another smaller grid and put it on the fire box then the fire ring. Use the grid on the fire box then add the grid on top of the fire ring.
I do love the Spider it is much more open than using fixed grid setup's.
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