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After many years of jerking on weber and other types of grills. I at last created a drum pan for our Jamaica Fest celebration.
Here is a little blast from the past and the new drum pan in action!
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Friggin awesome!
I would like to come, PLEEEEEASE!!! I live just over the border in Minnie !!!??? :)
Good job!!
Lookin' good- I'm impressed :cool:
nice pics, soon come
Nice touch on the quarter cut-out of the barrel top. Don't recall seeing that before but maybe I wasn't looking for it either. I am going to file that idea away for when I go home to Accompong Town. I am going to look for a barrel and give that a try.
Thanks.
Respect.
There must be instructions for making something like this. Did you have any plans?
Looks sweet!
Now that's my kind of party!!!! Nicely done.
how fun. thanks for sharing!
Wow i was their at a party like that just 2 weeks back at Rileys Bay, what a party that is!!!
I am here in WI but I wasnt invitedQuote:
Originally Posted by GWonSTRIPE
Near Manitowoc - I suppose my invitation got lost in the mail.......:(
Way cool.
ya mon, live also here in Wisconsin, have had a similar barrel for three years now, the winters are tough on it for its starting to rust out on the bottom, having an extra heat shield on the bottom will help dissipate the heat, they sure do taste good and then getting some pimento wood out of Minnesota makes it even better, good job on the barrel though
No directions. Just a lot of observations, a few pics and many stripes!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hille141
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If they're galvanized (and probably even if not), make sure to burn them out thoroughly before cooking any food on it, or you could poison yourself.
Getting right into the spirit. Nice job!
Nice!!
I'm trying to figure out what lake that is so we can crash next time. ;)
Looks like an irie time mon!
its the bay mon, near sand bay out of brussels, rileys bay accually,
I just wish I could get Pimento Wood Pellets for my smoker and I would be set!!
That's pretty awesome though!! :)
You can order pimento wood online, just soak the pieces in water overnight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crusher
Looks like great fun...
And from what I have seen it is pricey. Anyone know the story on bringing some back from Jamaica? Thought I saw an article on bringing carvings back where the wood had to be finished on all sides.Quote:
Originally Posted by TAH
Yeah, it's pretty expensive. Not sure about bringing any back.Quote:
Originally Posted by booger
We've brought pimento wood back to the States many times. I double-bag it, so it doesn't mess up our clothes in the suitcase. Never had any problem with customs and/or security in Montego Bay or Chicago/Milwaukee.