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Regul8r 
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 Topic: DIY RotisseriePosted: 02-September-2010 at 1:22PM |
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I am thinking a good steel one will be a cool deal!
Weld a rim on the end of it for the curve!? Edited by cowboyupdjcarl - 02-September-2010 at 1:23PM |
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Posted: 02-September-2010 at 6:20AM |
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My, that is more like extreme rotisserie!
It would be interesting to see it done on a Torino. I am sure it is possible. I think I'd spring for a steel one, though. Those wood rotisseries (like in the really early posts) really did not look all that safe. Wood is not steel. I would not want to get underneath that thing! |
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Posted: 29-August-2010 at 10:55AM |
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Check out post #10.
WOW!!!
WHAT A FREAKING AWESOME IDEA!!!
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