
I like the looks of these custom BBQ appliances by Steve Stealey of BARRELSMOKERS.net. [via Neatorama]

I like the looks of these custom BBQ appliances by Steve Stealey of BARRELSMOKERS.net. [via Neatorama]
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There's no instructions here on how to do it yourself?
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No $399 bbq postings..its like those idiot used and new commercial local car sales dealers posting to craigslist with their spam because nobody is buying their overpriced merchandise..2 thumbs down...bury this makezine. Let them post on some classifieds..
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If this guy can build these things, so can you. Doesn't matter if there are no plans. Just look at the thing, learn the principles behind it, and reverse engineering it for your own uses would not only be fairly easy, but also fun.
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