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My son in law purchased a close out smoker.
The smoker is egg shaped, made of ceramic and weights 350 lbs.
He got a deep discount because it was a discontinued model.
The only problem is that the two level metal grill, which accommodates the stone on the bottom level, was no longer available.
Our solution was to fabricate a frame, which can support a stone that was designed for another smoker.
The first picture shows a SolidWorks view of the frame that I designed installed in the smoker.
The second picture shows a SolidWorks view of the frame with the stone on top of it.
Our plan is to mount the existing grill on top of the three feet of the stone.
Picture 3 shows the entire frame weldment.
Picture 4 is a close up of the welds that are near the center of the frame.
Picture 5 is a close up of the welds for the feet of the frame.
The smoker is egg shaped, made of ceramic and weights 350 lbs.
He got a deep discount because it was a discontinued model.
The only problem is that the two level metal grill, which accommodates the stone on the bottom level, was no longer available.
Our solution was to fabricate a frame, which can support a stone that was designed for another smoker.
The first picture shows a SolidWorks view of the frame that I designed installed in the smoker.
The second picture shows a SolidWorks view of the frame with the stone on top of it.
Our plan is to mount the existing grill on top of the three feet of the stone.
Picture 3 shows the entire frame weldment.
Picture 4 is a close up of the welds that are near the center of the frame.
Picture 5 is a close up of the welds for the feet of the frame.
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