Where can i buy or make one of these grates for campfire grilling?

that's just gopher wire or chicken wire on 2 pieced of wood. probably galvanized, so retard's probably gonna die.

>>1031797
Its from a Scrambled O video so he probably deserves it

What i really want is just a small piece of metal grate/mesh that i can stuff in between shit in my pack. 9x9in probably all i need for cooking a single hunk of meat or placing a pot on.

Thinking about just ordering a custom sized piece of stainless steel mesh from a random manufacturer. But id prefer if there was an easy way to DIY with cheap shit i found around the hardware store.

Find an old BBQ grill n cut or weld to size. It's not rocket science

>>1031942
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/12-x-16-half-size-footed-cooling-rack-for-bun-sheet-pan/4070048.html?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&gclid=CMjfuOXvp9QCFUWUfgodQAwJ9w

I don't know where to get one in 9x9 but we used these in cooking all the time

>>1031942
>>1031779
what OP i dont even get a thanks?

...jerk

>>1031951
What? I was continuing the conversation with >>1031882

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>>1031946
Holy fuck a cooling rack. I have a few sitting around. Gonna take my dykes to them.

Tanks m8. Heres some useful info for your time.

>>1031779
Looks like "hardware cloth" which is zinc coated. You could use any welded wire fencing/rabbit cage material if you don't mind the zinc coating.

Zinc's melting temp is 419.5 °C and its boiling temp is 907 °C. A normal wood fire gets to no more than 600 °C. It shouldn't vaporize the zinc, but you shouldn't breath the smoke anyway. I'd put the wire into a bed of hot coals for a long while before cleaning and using it.

You may also find stainless steel welded wire fencing/cage material at your hardware. It would be better to use and won't rust.

>>1031946
>>1031962
Those are even worse than zinc-coated wire. Those are chrome-coated and it goes to toxic hell when heated.

>>1031779
Buy a disposable charcoal grill for like 5 bucks and keep the cheap grate. Maybe just put duct tape along the edge because its sharp. It's cheap, light, bendy and it works

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I use one of these...only 16$.
http://korin.com/KON-127-32-N_2?sc=28&category=20227017