Show me your set up...

blasting

Focker said:

I never tire of seeing this pic.  I've got 5 kettles myself - only use two of them occasionally.  Why can't I get rid of the other 3??  Strange attachment for sure.

Botch

At this time, I only had the Large in a nest (on the left) and my old Weber (on the right) to store Eggstuff.  I now also have a Small, also in a nest, plus enough cedar to build a table, carefully aged for, I guess, three years now...
 

 

Focker

blasting said:

Focker said:

I never tire of seeing this pic.  I've got 5 kettles myself - only use two of them occasionally.  Why can't I get rid of the other 3??  Strange attachment for sure.

In line with the iron addiction.
I do kind of single purpose them.  
$30 black otg for the rotisserie
Free green otg for grilling, camping
$20 sjp for camping, tailgating
$225 22wsm and fb 200 for butts
$350 old used large for gilling
Newer large for baking
Kbq for q
$80 14 wsm for small smokes
The least used now is probably the 18 wsm.  But that was my first charcoal unit.  Even got a call in ribs with it.  Too hard to sell.

My son, and nephews, will get hooked up as we get older. 

noveggske

Added to my set up last night...  how come I thought this would be a cheap alternative hobby?

SOUTHERNLINKSBBQ

noveggske

SOUTHERNLINKSBBQ said:

I had a really hard time deciding between my minimax and a rodizio... How do you like yours? 

ChokeOnSmoke

Sonny3

I love living in Florida AND really like having my kitchen inside a screened enclosure (mosquitoes).  Having the pool so near is great for a quick dip while cooking too.

PirateBill

Sonny3 said:

I love living in Florida AND really like having my kitchen inside a screened enclosure (mosquitoes).  Having the pool so near is great for a quick dip while cooking too.

Bet that pool comes in handy in the off chance you set yourself on fire, all joking aside eggcelent (see what I did there) set up man very jealous.

YukonRon

Wow, all these look awesome. My setup has "loser" written all over it.

pgprescott

YukonRon said:

Wow, all these look awesome. My setup has "loser" written all over it.

I've had opportunity to observe the way you live and your family life. Loser doesn't apply, regardless of your "setup". 

Lakie

Here is my set up

eggingout1983

Here is myt setup including my little helper on the background.    

blasting

@eggingout1983   nice set up.  Boston terrier in the background?

hoosier_egger

In the process of listing this property so I am confined to the small covered patio... SWMBO thinks we need to upgrade and buy our "retirement" home...at the age of 37. Got a good 25 years before that... I just nod and say yes  

Ladeback69

ColtsFan said:

In the process of listing this property so I am confined to the small covered patio... SWMBO thinks we need to upgrade and buy our "retirement" home...at the age of 37. Got a good 25 years before that... I just nod and say yes  

We bought what we hope will be our retirement home 10 years ago this August when I was 43.  Getting close all the time.  Never to early to plan.

da87

@ColtsFan said "I just nod and say yes "  If you learned that by 37 you are way ahead of the curve!  Just celebrated our 30th anniversary, the last 10 have been much smoother once I finally learned that response! 

sheetmetalpete

I'm a driveway guy.  Not much to see here.  I keep talking about building a summer kitchen with a screen porch for grilling/smoking but this works for now.

BulletGrillHouse

Hoping to do the built in kitchen next year.

obbrown55

Here's my setup

Ladeback69

obbrown55 said:

Here's my setup

Very Nice!  This is kind of what I have been wanting to build.  Id the main structure built from concrete blocks, then finished with bricks?

littlerascal56

I had way too many cookers sitting on my patio and deck. Finally decided to get rid of the ones I seldom used (Traeger BBQ 075, Yoder YS-640, Cookshack 025 smoker), and concentrate on what does most of my cooks.

Sold my 6' custom table and have my XL on a 3'x3' table I built, with folding side shelf.  Has Flameboss 300 controller, and cooks 100% of anything I want to grill or smoke. Nice small package that rolls in my shed when I am done cooking.  Big wheels make it easy to roll to patio on a nice day.

littlerascal56

Pic of Yoder YS-640 that I rebult cart to make more mobil. Guy from Nebraska just got a deal on that bad boy, and picked up with his trailer.

littlerascal56

The Flameboss 300 is what really got me excited about using my XL for everything. It takes all the guesswork out of my cooks.  Didn't need the pellet grills anymore after using the FB.  Built a magnetic mount, so I can flip the MagSwitch and take it off if I want to cook without it or in rainy weather.

eggingout1983

blasting said:

@eggingout1983   nice set up.  Boston terrier in the background?

@blasting you are correct he's a red Boston.  

blasting

eggingout1983 said:

blasting said:

@eggingout1983   nice set up.  Boston terrier in the background?

@blasting you are correct he's a red Boston.  

@eggingout1983   I've got a redish / brown boston as well.  Great dogs.  I put her on sit today, and forgot about her.  Came  back inside almost an hour later and she's still on sit waiting for me

pescadorzih

Here's mine. I now have a Minimax also.

tarheelmatt

pescadorzih said:

Here's mine. I now have a Minimax also.

This setup speaks to me!  Curious, did you build this or have it built?  

This is what I want to do at our house that will be built (hopefully one day). I do have one reservation and that is do you find it a hassle to have to go back to the house when you forget something or need something else while cooking?  That's sticking in my mind as my stuff is all on the back deck currently.  

SamIAm2

My way over engineered, recycled deck wood tables. Original deck was built in 2005 and removed early in 2015. Built the large table in May of 2015, and the side table in June same year. I like being able to move both tables when I need but it mostly stays here since the vinyl deck was installed. It is still a work in progress: 

pescadorzih

tarheelmatt said:

pescadorzih said:

Here's mine. I now have a Minimax also.

This setup speaks to me!  Curious, did you build this or have it built?  

This is what I want to do at our house that will be built (hopefully one day). I do have one reservation and that is do you find it a hassle to have to go back to the house when you forget something or need something else while cooking?  That's sticking in my mind as my stuff is all on the back deck currently.  

It's only 20' from the door. It's not a problem for me if I forget something.  I'm pretty anal, so I am usually 2 steps ahead on my preps.
My neighbor built it for me. It's cinder block foundation with the stone overlay on all sides.
I was just going to put stone on the front, but the wife wanted stone all around. She's the boss. 
Her and I formed up for the concrete and built the pergola.