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Homemade barbeque grill… next summer I want to build my own?

any tips on how to build a barbeque pit from bricks or cinderblocks?

Use fire rated bricks, and mortar. You have plenty of time to research exact plans. Have you considered adding a pizza oven? I’ve read several articles lately, and they seem to be in vogue. Make sure your foundation is good, and it should last a lifetime.
I’m kinda jealous, but I just built a huge shop, no more projects for a while.

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3 Responses to “Homemade barbeque grill… next summer I want to build my own?”

  1. Use fire rated bricks, and mortar. You have plenty of time to research exact plans. Have you considered adding a pizza oven? I’ve read several articles lately, and they seem to be in vogue. Make sure your foundation is good, and it should last a lifetime.
    I’m kinda jealous, but I just built a huge shop, no more projects for a while.
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  2. This has been asnswered before. Here are the plans and building materials needed.

    http://www.doityourself.com/stry/buildbrickbarbecue
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  3. Hello,
    This is not the Bricks &/or Cinder Blocks, you asked for, BUT
    I Hope You Like This Barbeque, It Is The Coolest. Comes from a new television program, titled "The Junk Brothers". Featured on http://www.HGTV.com – Thursday @9:30 PM/ET, 8:30 PM/CT.

    http://www.hgtv.ca/microsites/junk%5Fbrothers/ Use this link, to see a xlarge picture of the Barbeque,

    Then use the following link, to get the step-by-step directions, for making this Barbeque.
    http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_hjunk/episode/0,3006,HGTV_26876_44689,00.html

    Overview: Jim puts the peddle to the metal & turns an old stove into a hot barbeque on wheels. The homeowners who trashed these treasures are stunned when their junk is returned with a brand new look.

    Good Luck!
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