Any opinions or personal experiences using a Pit Barrel Cook

>>7043225
$300 is a fucking ridiculous price.

>>7043262
Agreed. $300 is a retarded price for what is obviously just a modified barrel. You can get a much nicer, larger grill for that price.

>>7043267
or a barrel for much less

>$300
lmfao. Just go get a fucking barrel and drill some holes in it, then run some rebar through it.

I love seeing products like this. People making tons of money off of shit that is basically worthless, but your average American is too lazy or retarded to make things themselves anymore

>>7043262
>>7043267
>>7043279
poorfags please leave

>>7043309
You seem like a sad little man

>>7043309
There's a big difference between being poor and knowing enough not to spend your money on an obviously bad deal.

>>7043320
Warren Buffet only buys used cars.

>>7043309
You're a fucking dipshit dude. There's a difference between being poor and just realizing that you could make that stupid fucking thing for literally $20, tops.

>>7043279
Yeah, I'll first spend however much on a clean new barrel, or buy an old one and spend however much deconning it, then buy all the necessary equipment to drill holes in it, then buy the rebar, then buy the equipment to cut that down, and holy fuck I just turned a one-time $300 purchase into a $1000 month-long project.

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>>7043364
>$1000 month long project
Holy fucking shit, you must honestly be braindead. You can get a nearly new 55 gal drum (not that it needs to be new for this purpose you fucking idiot) for like $30. My neighbor has like 20 of them that he gets from various places. Rebar is practically free you fucking idiot. And are you seriously a man and you don't already own a drill?

Christ, dude. Just fucking chop your nuts off right now. You're just trying to justify making a stupid purchase on a product that was designed to con idiot beta males like you who can't /diy/ anything themselves

>>7043364
>decontaminating a barrel that won't be in contact with food
>thinking you need special equipment to drill into a thin steel barrel
>rebar is cheap as shit
>you can cut rebar with a hacksaw
>confirmed for never having been in a shop ever in his pathetic cakeboi life

something tells me you could very easily and very cheaply make this yourself

>>7043364
If you don't have the tools to convert a $15 55gallon drum into a grill then you just need to go ahead and cut your dick off.

>>7043401
I think I can do it without any tools, assuming I am allowed to scrounge the woodlands for wood and a rock.

Heat the end of the rebar and pound it with a rock to make the end pointy. Use the pointy rebar to poke holes in the drum. The rebar might end up being longer than necessary, as I can't think of a easy way to cut it to length, it would be doable with enough heat and rocks, but not worth the effort.

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>>7043373
>>7043382
>>7043387
>>7043401
>look at how literally mad these faggots are that they got told
>hard

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>>7043457
>uh oh, looks like I'm a retard, and they all pointed it out
>damage control
>Damage Control
>DAMAGE CONTROL

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>>7043462
>this nigger is literally this mad

>>7043444
The right tools will make for a cleaner job. Surely a neighbor would let you borrow a drill and hacksaw? I'd also try to get sawsall and cut a door near the bottom if you decide to add fuel/wood during your smoke/grilling. Home depot should have some small latches and hinges for the door

>>7043470
I have the tools. I just was thinking if it was doable without

>>7043226
That's a much more efficient design than a traditional grill. But it's just a barrel with some rebar stuck through it. Why would you pay more than $50 for such a thing

>>7043592
It also has feet welded onto the bottom, so 60 is totally foreseeable.

>>7043539
Oh thought you was that sissy in the pervious post that quoted a $1000 in materials

>>7043620
Its clearly marketed to dumb individuals with disposable income, much like the green egg grills.

>>7043655
On the subject of big green egg grills I've been trying to work through how to make one at home with a welded steel frame and a big flower pot andsaucer for top and bottom, probably with more clay added to max out the thermal mass brah.

>>7043467
>lol ur just mad posting
>2015
son...

>>7043655
Not everyone is a poor bastard, maybe join life instead of being a nigger.

>>7043646
Nah, just an anon that thinks that real men should be able to do it with no tools.

>>7043697
you got keked into buying one didnt you lel

>>7043262
>>7043279
>>7043267
Not for you I suppose.

>>7043225
My ex-step-father fucking loves his. He tries to use it all the time. 300 might be a lot for some people but not everyone is inclined to purchase a barrel and go through the metal work to create their own for a fraction of the price.

I can confirm that it makes amazing food, dudeman says its really easy to use so.

>>7043655
>>7043694
>komodo grills r gimik

Well, the green eggs are a gimick. Do your fucking research.

>>7043364
>Not already owning multiple power tools, hand tools, welder and an array or fixtures and fittings.
Are you gay ?

That's a weekend project. Build on Saturday, smoke on Sunday.

Fucking hell