On 30-Aug-2010, "J" > wrote:

> I just purchased one of these single burner stoves (
> http://www.cateringequipmentworld.co...egasstove.html
> ) for tailgating and would like to use it as a grill for thinks like
> skewers.
>
> This youtube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q0JfdP36kI) shows a
> Japanese Robata grill powered by the same canister and pretty much in the
> same design. Anyone have an idea on what could be done to modify mine or
> frankenstein some parts from a small grill instead of having 2 devices?
>
> Thanks!

That's the exact same desire that I've had for a couple of years already. I
have a nice Farberware electric grill, but alas it doesn't tailgate well.
That
grill shown in your youtube link is exactly what I want. A couple of hours
searching produced numerous charcoal shichirin, but zero gas fired
yakitori grills. It stands to reason that somebody made the grill shown
in that video. So, how to find the source?

--
Brick (Kinky is using a feather.
Perverted is using the whole chicken.)

On 08/30/2010 04:42 PM, wrote:
> On 30-Aug-2010, > wrote:
>
>> I just purchased one of these single burner stoves (
>> http://www.cateringequipmentworld.co...egasstove.html
>> ) for tailgating and would like to use it as a grill for thinks like
>> skewers.
>>
>> This youtube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q0JfdP36kI) shows a
>> Japanese Robata grill powered by the same canister and pretty much in the
>> same design. Anyone have an idea on what could be done to modify mine or
>> frankenstein some parts from a small grill instead of having 2 devices?
>>
>> Thanks!
>
> That's the exact same desire that I've had for a couple of years already. I
> have a nice Farberware electric grill, but alas it doesn't tailgate well.
> That
> grill shown in your youtube link is exactly what I want. A couple of hours
> searching produced numerous charcoal shichirin, but zero gas fired
> yakitori grills. It stands to reason that somebody made the grill shown
> in that video. So, how to find the source?
>

> http://www.tootoo.com/s-ps/bbq--bbq-167---p-903550.html

> Supply Ability: 80000pcs
> Minimum Order: 1000pcs
> Lead Time: 30 days
> Packaging: 1pc/gift box, 3 giftboxes/caron
> Model: BBQ-137
> Brand Name: OEM
> Origin: Shunde

On 08/30/2010 09:16 PM, stellar noose wrote:
> On 08/30/2010 04:42 PM, wrote:
>> On 30-Aug-2010, > wrote:
>>
>>> I just purchased one of these single burner stoves (
>>> http://www.cateringequipmentworld.co...egasstove.html
>>> ) for tailgating and would like to use it as a grill for thinks like
>>> skewers.
>>>
>>> This youtube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q0JfdP36kI) shows a
>>> Japanese Robata grill powered by the same canister and pretty much in
>>> the
>>> same design. Anyone have an idea on what could be done to modify mine or
>>> frankenstein some parts from a small grill instead of having 2 devices?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>
>> That's the exact same desire that I've had for a couple of years
>> already. I
>> have a nice Farberware electric grill, but alas it doesn't tailgate well.
>> That
>> grill shown in your youtube link is exactly what I want. A couple of
>> hours
>> searching produced numerous charcoal shichirin, but zero gas fired
>> yakitori grills. It stands to reason that somebody made the grill shown
>> in that video. So, how to find the source?
>>
>
>> http://www.tootoo.com/s-ps/bbq--bbq-167---p-903550.html
>
>> Supply Ability: 80000pcs
>> Minimum Order: 1000pcs
>> Lead Time: 30 days
>> Packaging: 1pc/gift box, 3 giftboxes/caron
>> Model: BBQ-137
>> Brand Name: OEM
>> Origin: Shunde

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