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Jeremy
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Location: Iowa
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Here is something new from SAR. A patio wood burner. This one is the first one built. I can't wait to put one on my patio woo hoo! 
But again I want to apologize for not being around of late it has been a busy spring/early summer.
Let me know what you think of the Patio wood burner
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sting
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Location: In my own world - its ok - They know me here - I play with Fire and Water
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| Posted:Wed Jun 06, 2007 4:22 pm Post subject |
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I made one very similar in size using scrap about 9 years ago at counter height in my out door summer kitchen. It is just about rusted out. For the top I used a scrap diverter valve from the coop - it made a great transition up to the 9 foot 6 inch stack. I added two shelves of flat stock and toss a cheep grill grate on that about 18 and 22 inches above the fire and it made the best grill.
Send gratuities - Ill send pics and testimonial!
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Jeremy
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| Posted:Wed Jun 06, 2007 8:15 pm Post subject |
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Yeah Randy will only build these on demand he wanted one himself so the SAR guys built one then more people wanted them so they started taking orders on them. It is awesome just sitting on the patio with a fire going.
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JET
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| Posted:Wed Jul 04, 2007 7:17 pm Post subject |
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| That is a niche market that is really taking off. Just a note, they are mostly decorative, so you might want to do a little more on the looks end of it. Good luck! |
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tallcorn
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Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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| Posted:Thu Jul 05, 2007 10:03 am Post subject |
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Check your local codes and laws about what you can use on a patio or burn out-of-doors. Patio burners are not legal if actually used in some places.
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Jeremy
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| Posted:Mon Jul 09, 2007 8:21 am Post subject |
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Yes check your local laws if you can't have a patio burner in your town it is a waste of money. Yeah they are a little plain like Jet stated. I don't mind it that way but I see what your saying.
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