[TheForge] Straightening heavy Grill
Jeffrey Polaski
jeff.polaski at rgs.uci.edu
Mon May 14 13:00:47 EDT 2007
I volunteered to straighten a heavy BBQ grill at a park I visit for SCA
events. It's a big grill, about two feet deep by three or four feet
long, and all wavy, like someone piled in a bunch of hard wood and tried
to have a bonfire under it.
I have an O/A welding set, but I'd rather not haul it to the park if I
don't have to, because it would be a total pain to get into my van, and
I don't want to transport it inside my car.
So, this is what I was thinking:
1.) Suspend it from a tree via chain fall so I can
raise/lower it
2.) Use a burner, with a 12"x12" patch of ceramic wool to
heat up an area
3.) Then use a wooden mallet and/or a bending wrench to
straighten it out.
Has anyone on the list done something similar? How'd it work out? Any
other ideas?
Jeff Polaski
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