[TheForge] Re: TheForge Digest, Vol 30, Issue 70
Chris Worsley
cpworsley at cox.net
Mon Jul 31 11:43:17 EDT 2006
Fred,
I replaced a blower handle with a 6" piece of broom handle drilled to
slide over the piece it rode on.
Shaped it a little on the bench grinder, filed to finish.
Chris
AZ
Fred Zickrick wrote:
> At 04:50 PM 7/30/2006, you wrote:
>
>> Fred,
>>
>> I think I would add a work table on each side. Somewhere to put your
>> tongs etc. down. Maybe also a windshield on the handle side. 12" high
>> or so. Just so you could turn the whole cart to get some protection
>> from the wind. What are you using for a blower?
>>
>> Bob
>
>
> Bob,
> Thanks for the ideas. There are two areas on either side of
> the firepot that will have diamond-plate added that will extend
> through the rim 4" or so. So there will bea about a 12" shelf on each
> side of the firepot. I plan to work from the left side as facing the
> cart and the right side extension will have little walls added to keep
> the coal from spilling off.
> I'm going to add a rod around the front side to hang tongs on
> and possibly a hammer or two. I have some sheet stainless out of a
> commercial kitchen that I plan to use to make a shield/chimney. It
> should line up naturally with the cart.
> I have a Champion 400 that I rebuilt for a blower. Turns very
> smoothly and runs down very slowly. I do need a new wooden handle for
> it. I'd rather not get into the wood turning business. Any ideas?
>
>
> Thank you,
> Fred Zickrick, fredz72 at cableone.net
>
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