In the summer or fall sometimes I made a picnic table out at the farm and it had a built-in grill on the top of it. So, we could grill some hotdogs and things like that at the table recently. We were out there sitting around the fire pit bbq . It was really wanted to be able to grill some stuff on the pit fire bbq by itself. The scrap bin and found what I think is everything I need to put this together luckily, I found a piece of expanded steel that's just. If not, the right size is a little bit too big to cook some hotdogs on this thing will get wrapped on. The outside with some angle iron we've got some scraps here, that should work just fine to make a little frame for it and then that grill is going to be attached to this pole. This will be stuck in the ground then we can move the grill up and down to get it closer or further away from the frame.

You need a thing which is a really cool thing to check out they're called mag switches. Basically, they're fixtures that you can put on any metallic surface and they have a dial where you can set the angle that you want the pieces to be at then you tighten it down. This one down here put the pieces I want to meet in the corner I've already got this set to 90 degrees and then when I turn these the magnet is engaged. It has these pieces connected magnetically to it and the table, so it will hold them in place. So, I can tack all the pieces together this is pretty awesome I'll put a link down below if you want to check them out the tiny little grill box is all done but that needs to be connected to this collar that I cut off and then this color is going to slide over the other pipe. The pipe that actually mounts to the ground now to keep this thing in place so it can move up and down. We can lock it where everyone I also need to the drill fire pit bbq a hole in this little color and then threads that. So that I can drive in a bolt so that I can tighten and loosen it to move it up and down.