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place setter

oldgolfbag
oldgolfbag Posts: 15
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
what is the place setter for and how is it used? Thanks.
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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    oldgolfbag,
    A plate setter is a ceramic tiangle shaped item that fits inside the egg below the grill rack. It has three legs on it. If you invert the legs the plate I'm guessing 4 or so inches below the grill. The gill rack will sit on the three legs. This is used for inderect grilling and will hold a drip pan at the same time. If you convert the plate setter, it can be used for baking pizza or holding a pizza stone. If you own an Egg, it is a must to have a plate setter. Check out the Egg site and you will see what it looks like. [p]Jerry
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  • Sandbagger
    Sandbagger Posts: 977
    oldgolfbag, Slide down the page for platesetter: 2nd what's new. Do you play the game of 18 holes? Tom

    [ul][li]http://biggreenegg.com/whatsNew.html[/ul]
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  • oldgolfbag
    oldgolfbag Posts: 15
    Sandbagger,
    Thanks for the link to pictures and an explanation.
    Yes, I've played golf for about 45 years, with about a 25 year break between a teenager and 40. Got down to a 9 handicap when I retired, but have since had arthritis problems.

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