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Skottle Grills Can be Expensive or DIY
Skottles, better known as cowboy woks, consist of a concave disk heated by a propane burner. Fire them up to high temperatures for searing or low temperatures for sauteing meats and veggies. Set a pot on the surface and boil water or cook up soups.
The Oris Skottle and lid costs $360 for the 17-in. cooking surfa
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Skottle Grills Can be Expensive or DIY FARM HOME Food Skottles better known as cowboy woks consist of a concave disk heated by a propane burner Fire them up to high temperatures for searing or low temperatures for sauteing meats and veggies Set a pot on the surface and boil water or cook up soups The Oris Skottle and lid costs $360 for the 17-in cooking surface 10 000-btu burner 32-in stand and powder coating The TemboTusk Skottle grill with adjustable leg kit checks in at $395 It offers an 18-in grill plate without a lid but also comes with a 10 000-btu burner Do a search on the internet for DIY Skottles and the price falls quickly A group of Toyota Tacoma owners had several posts about homemade versions One from “ktmrdr” gave detailed instructions with photos of one he built for around $125 That included a 17-in cast iron campfire griddle from Amazon “WitchDr Blue” Nathan made his own for a total cost of $25 His girlfriend’s father was a farmer who gave him a used disk blade He patched the hole and went to work “I spent a few hours grinding off the coating and used a sanding disk to clean it up and get it smooth ” said Nathan “A broken pop-up tent supplied the legs which can be adjusted from 21 in to 38 in The burner setup was from a grill a friend had laying in his garage ” Nathan told FARM SHOW that he welded bolts and supports for the legs on the bottom of the disk He also painted the underside and the legs with high-temperature black paint For a video how-to go to Narrow Road Adventures on YouTube Taylor gives a tutorial on his version of a Skottle built at a cost of about $65 He demonstrates its use and remarks on the device’s strengths and weaknesses Contact: FARM SHOW Followup www tacomaworld com/threads/diy-skottle 647841/ or Off Road Industries 4012 S River Rd St George Utah 84790 ph 435-612-0904; Oris@skottle com; www skottle com or TemboTusk 1179 N Patt St Anaheim Calif 92801 ph 714-396-4549; info@tembotusk com; www tembotusk com
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