With the barbecue grill that I made, I found that I would finish grilling and then want to use the fire pit - which meant that I would need to remove the grill whilst it was still hot.
This gave me an idea for another welding practice project.
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| Grill tray handles are simply handles which clamp onto the edge of an oven tray so that it can be moved whilst it is still hot. |
Using some left over angle bar from the grill, the plan is to create a C-shape, with a bit of flat bar for the lip.
This will latch onto the angle bar that creates the frame of the grill.
This will be connected to a rebar handle, which will provide some mechanical retention by being put through a drilled hole in the angle bar (the translucent bit in the diagram).
I turned some ash wood to go over the rebar, and secured it by welding a thread from a bolt to the back of the rebar, and adding a washer and end nut to secure it in place.
