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I'm retired. Give me an idea and I'll give it a go. Next project down the line is a Dennis cabinet, but that'll require a trip to a specialty lumber yard and I know it's not cheap just for the lumber. This project cost under a $100

Thanks. Actually I covered the weather sides and the front is under the addition and away from the weather. I do like your setup, some sewing,grommets and those quick release fastners are well thought out.

Winter's coming and I wanted no issues with snow, ice and temp changes raining down on my investment. Made with poplar, a hard wood that takes paint well and I just happened to have a couple thousand board feet of it, so it was an easy decision. Cedar shingled roof and it has removable shelves if you wish to use it for storage. It will hold everything the KK came with and all my other grates and things that my other Kamados have and it wheels around quite easily. I had no need for a door but, I suppose you could hang a rod for a curtain or I was thinking of a small detachable shed roof you could hang on with brackets. So there it is, nothing fancy but, an alternative to a cover and another way to protect your KK.

Yes, congratulations and much enjoyment

A little smaller, a good thing. There all good.

Yes. Pray tell, tell us more.

Cool. Is it an Albino?

There is nothing like another salmon dinner because, it's so good. And that looks good.

Nice ribs. If your team won the ribs would have even tasted better.

Sorry, great cook too

You better invest in a bigger fence now because, the aromas are going to attract a lot of attention...not to mention that beauty standing there.

Sounds like this is a passion of yours. I know people that collect and love orchids by the dozens. Would this be an orchid? How many times will it bloom? And you must keep that prize in a cozy room...

So sorry to hear that. I can't imagine. I hope you both pull through ok

When in doubt, throw it out or in your case return it. That thought will always plague you each time you cook, something not worth taking a chance on. I use Humphreys, a Canadian lump. I find that my lump charcoal smokes at the start but, mellows once temp is reached. The impurities and heavier smoke diminish once further in so, maybe you would want to put the food on later if your still considering.

Looks nice with all the bells and whistles. Like the color too, on mine I noticed that on some long cooks I get a few trails of moisture running down the dome and the vent cap discoloring around the edge. You will probably notice this a little less on yours because tile is darker. Anyhow I just use a little windex to clean it up. Good luck today on your cook but you more than likely won't need it.

pork on pork, now why didn't I think of that. Good job

That looks like a fine meal.

Fantastic, I have a 23 denim color myself. Wish the day goes well because, Xmas is coming early for someone. Enjoy

Well, thank you.

OK, it must taste as good as it looks. Help me though, does it have a pizza dough?

I'm sorry, I meant peace not piece, it means alot

Geez I forgot to add that it was

thank you

Yah, That's smoke from a distant fire. The Primo and Grill Dome around the corner are pieces I still employ and use periodically for cooks but, no deception. My KK [Colossus] is paramount to my cooks now, and I like it. I hope your transition from military to a more modest world brings you all the piece of mind you deserve.

1. the basic formula. 2. bring garlic,onion and a little red pepper to translucent in olive oil and some butter. 3 add shrimp, Sazon con Azafran, white dry wine, salt and pepper. If the recipe calls for 3 cloves of garlic do better. This is just an appetizer to Shuleys Piaeta. I know I didn't spell that right. and oh yes 4. A nice Bagette