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gnab2
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 Posted: Mar 26 2019 Post subject: Fire grates |
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| How many people use rebar for fire grates and how long does it take to burn out. I have a bunch of rebar left over from building the house. |
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k.a.m.
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Personally I have never used it for cooking grates but I see no reason why not. Give yourself about a 1/2" in between the bars and go for it. 
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jess
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| Posted: Mar 27 2019 Post subject: |
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| I tried it once yrs. ago. They worked ok but were a beech to clean... |
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gnab2
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| Posted: Apr 22 2019 Post subject: |
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| I am just going to use the rebar for the grill fire grates. I will use flat expanded metal for meat grates. |
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gandrfab
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| Do it. Should work great. |
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baconX
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| gnab2 wrote: | | I am just going to use the rebar for the grill fire grates. I will use flat expanded metal for meat grates. |
How was it? My uncle is having the same idea. |
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