When you're welding the hole closed in the bottom, weld 3 big, threaded nuts on the bottom too spaced evenly a couple of inches in from the edge. That way, if you ever want to use it over a camp fire, you can screw in pieces of threaded rod a foot or so long into the bottom, and cook over the coals. As long as you're welding, it adds 5 minutes to the project. I posted pictures of mine on the DIY thread on disc cookers.
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostTimmy, you can pick up a new disc with no hole for about 30$ at Deen Implement over near Forney. Just call 1st and make sure they havn't been bought out. Very nice people.
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Tim i was getting $70 for mine with horse shoe handles, and have about 8 made up already. (tbh discount we can take a couple $$ off)
pm sentLast edited by bowfishin fool; 04-27-2009, 02:55 PM.
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Originally posted by Skipshot View PostDang, if someone is willing to pay $250 for one I'll build them all day long.Originally posted by yazoomike View Post""Dang, if someone is willing to pay $250 for one I'll build them all day long.""
I'll go to work for you building them and we both could make a living at that price.Originally posted by Skipshot View PostLast I checked you could pick up the disks with no hole punched for around $40 each then its just getting handles welded on.
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