That's one cool project

Great work as always. So much satisfaction when you make something your self that you get to use for years to come

Very well made. Seeing the process of making such a simple yet build to last project and how laborious it is, makes you belive that hand made, well built projects worth every penny.

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I am always amazed at how long they take myself. I think it'll be a 2 hr job and 2 days later....👍

I swear we have the same to-do/wish list and you're always just one step ahead of me! Not a bad thing... I get to learn from your trials. Cheers!

The Yakitori Sensei! Thank you for welding a wonderful video together... the last notes were also excellent!

I love this idea! I miss Japanese street food from when I lived there 2000-2006. You've inspired me to make one too. Only change I'm going to make (because of my OCD) is too layout the perforations and still using a step bit. Cheers!

I love the design of that, very professional looking. I made a more industrial looking travel Barby a few years back from an army surplus parts bin, I made the grill almost identical to yours but the grate was just a bent at the ends piece of heavy expanded metal. I put full length detachable legs on it so that it could free stand. Used it until I left the country, wish I still had it.

Great project, and I appreciate the “real time” on the bottom, helps put things in perspective. I often feel like things just aren’t going quick enough.

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, that's great feedback. I figured for those who don't know how quickly a plasma cutter cuts this might help them. Thank you for watching 👍

Awesome job except that now I'm hungry! Great job, Jeremy! Thanks for sharing!

Wow, now that is family heirloom quality, nice job!

I love how you put this one together, i should really go to welding class now i believe...

Really nice project. Love it.

man i loved this project, awesome video, wanna get more into metal work myself and this was very inpiring to me, great job

Thanks for this BBQ project mate. Awesome.. love it so much! Greetings from Indonesia.

Great spring/summer project Jeremy!! Very inspirational. Cheers!!

Very nice build! and love the plasma cutter.

I have been wanting to make one of these for a long time, I’m so glad you made this video it’s the inspiration that I need to get motivated and make my own... thank you and I enjoy all your videos.

It was great as always.

So cool! Perfect size

Well done. Darlington, South Carolina

Japanese Hibachi. Nice work!

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice work. Thank you for your efforts and sharing your project. I am Turkish and I got used to using rectangular bbq’s aswel just like this one and its very popular in Turkey too hence why I have mentioned my nationality. However, you technically do not need the top grill, if your skewers are long enough to reach to both ends with extra bits like you also had, to turn the food around like you did, and you can cook it on the open fire. We usually use the grill for burger (köfte) type of patties from mince. I mean you can still use the grill without skewers and flip the meat with thongs too. I would have also gone for two quotes of spray paint but thats just me being extra and wanting my bbq to look perfect like the Football World Cup 😂😂 coz for us the bbq is like a world cup. There is a region called Adana in Turkey, which is where my parents are from, and they have a saying “a person from Adana always saves his barbecue first in the instance that there is an earthquake, then the rest would follow” 😂

Ooooh you should make a second grate that rests extra close to those coals!! Maybe one that takes up half the length so you can have another half at the full height. Great video!

Sweet. I want one

NICE!!!!!!!! Can I have THAT Hibachi???!!!!! Seriously you totally nailed it!!!

Sweet! That gives me ideas to modify my Fusion 360 design of a similar grill, a project to satisfy my CNC plasma (and meat) addiction.

That 3rd hand though...........perfect design as well

I wanted a similar thing for my 'porch of cookers', as I love to cook outside as well. I made mine out of 1/4" plate and the shape of a drywall pan, used to do that professionally, so i kinda stuck n design. Works perfect except it's too darn heavy, haha. It will be around more than likely for generations to come. I like the term yakatori for mine, don't know or care if that's correct but that's what I call it. Enjoy

Awesome

@Simplelittlelife

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome! I made a grill out of an I beam, and by made I mean I put a grill on top and that was it 😂

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha right on! 👍

Nice project!

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!👍

It is great to see competent craftsmen doing thoughtful work. I like you rod bender, conduit bender and welder's third hand. Thanks for sharing!

Great work, I want to be a welder just to do projects like this.

Looks great!

@Simplelittlelife

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice build! Handles on the grill would have been a nice touch for easy removal.

Nice job 👍

Nice grill, brother!

Inspiring!

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 👍

Pefect..missing auto rotating..Ienjoyed the vedio

The small, magnetic holdfasts look extremely useful. Where did you get them. Thanking you in advance..

Deberias ponerle ladrillos termicos en el interior,nice job

I litterally almost cussed at my friend the other day because I asked him if he knew who you are and he said no. I mean this man deserves a lot more praise than he gets I mean how does he only have less than 250000 subs he deserves to be on 20,000,000.

@bansky3237

3 жыл бұрын

he has more than 250k subs lol

Awesome. Time to make some Persian Kabab too 😉

One potential upgrade would be a large opening (possibly on one of the short sides) to access the coals without removing the grate.

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I’m thinking about that. Might be nice for cleaning too. I also might extend the legs on the inside grate so the food is closer to the coals. I’m hoping that would allow me to use just a thin layer of charcoal instead of 2-3”👍

@SharkyMoto

3 жыл бұрын

@@Simplelittlelife i think you need a certain thickness of coals to get an even heat, if its only like 1 coalpiece high, i recon it can be pretty uneven

Great vid! Thank You! How is the air flow when opening the vents? I personally would have done it a bit different design-wise and I would have definitely put them on opposite sides of the box to maximize air passage over the coals. Great reference in any case, good job!

@Simplelittlelife

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! I find they do work fairly well and do notice a difference in the coals when I open them wide or close them up. It offers a decent level of control.

very nice sir

Sweet Baby Jesus, that's awesome!

Thai chicken satay!!! Or the Malaysian one...even better!!

I am grill obsessed You have a rough estimate on sizes. Thinking this would be a good design project for my class.

Nice

What brand is that sanding rotary tool you are using, battery powered! Very nice..

Love yakitori!!

Nice work. Little curious, wy do you use tig and then mig weld on different spots. Is tig better on detailed work?

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yeah, TIG is better for smaller stuff but also can be just as good on big stuff. I find TIG moves around less while tacking as you can control the heat so much more. I probably could have done this whole thing with MIG but the truth is I was to get better at my TIG welding so I did a fair bit of that as well. They are both so different from each-other yet just do the same thing. 👍

@tayred81

3 жыл бұрын

@@Simplelittlelife cool, you would recommend someone like me who has never used a welding machine to start with MIG if i understand you correct. Thx mate 💪🏻

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, mig is definitely a good one to learn on. Good welds come quicker on a mig and it’s useful quickly. There are still things I wouldn’t trust to my tig skills. Yet. 👍

How’s the air filtration working out?

Was curious on the price of the materials (approximately) ? Not counting the tools of course. :)

If you are using skewers you may not need the grate, removes chance of the meat adhering. Just make sure to soak wooden/bamboo skewers in water (~20 min) first.

awesome! Bbq

What’s the thickness of the metal your using for the box ?

cool

Tool time Tuesday on that pipe bender?

What is the Milwaukee battery grinder tool you used?

👌👍

Those magholders...what brand are they?

TASTY

Should have seasoned the grill first but good build🍻👍🏼✌🏽

That's the shiznit dude.

Привет из России. Извини, что на русском языке. У нас про таких как ты говорят - "Руки из плеч"!!! Респект!

Hey man nice project. Just curious, did you stop making knives?

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! No, I am still making knives full-time. I was getting bored with making videos and sharing them on the socials but I'm trying to get back into it. Sometimes it's nice to just make the knife and not have to film it 😉👍

@Yousoundvaxxed

3 жыл бұрын

@@Simplelittlelife I figured that! Right on man you’re my favorite knife maker.

I just wanna know what the purpose of the three legged drill bit chuck pointy end thing is..

@brianhershberger4834

3 жыл бұрын

I think that’s his grounding rod.... he has the table clamped and that sits directly on the table and also contacts his surfaces close to the welding area.

Matching Reciepe: Meatskewers: Chickenbreast | 600 g Soysauce White | 50 ml Yellow Currypaste (thai) | 0.5 Teaspoon Garlic | 1 Pcs Red Onion | ¼ pcs. Salt | to your liking. Cumin | to your liking. Cardamom | to your liking. Sambal Olek | to your liking. Bamboo skewer | ca. 20 Pcs. Dip: Coconutmilk | 200 ml Milk | 100 ml Yellow Currypaste (thai) | 1 Teaspoon Peanutbutter Creamy | 3 Tablespoon Sambal Olek | 0,5 Teaspoon Peanutoil | 10 ml (Mix everything and cook 5 mins on low to medium heat)

arep nyate wae kok ribet ndadak kakean reko wkwkwkkw. Nice build man :D

How much would you charge to make one?

How much how much! I want one

❤

I would like to buy one?

Are those rods stainless steel or just steel?

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Just steel

@TheBigburcie

3 жыл бұрын

Alberta is pretty dry so it won't rust out like grills here in Texas.

👍

That was awesome can you sell me that thing

@Simplelittlelife

2 жыл бұрын

If it weren’t so expensive to ship I’d give it away👍

What are the dimensions please in CM?

How much you selling these for?

@Simplelittlelife

Жыл бұрын

I am not

Need a 8 foot grill

@Simplelittlelife

2 жыл бұрын

No, no I don’t need that.

Please share size

If you sell these grills May I ask how much? inquire from Oxnard California 93036

@Simplelittlelife

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t sell these, this was just one for myself. Cheers👍

Nice kebab grill

Imagine how much less welding you would have needed if you cut out the entire box in one large plus-shaped piece from a sheet instead of five separate pieces and just folded all the walls up from the bottom rectangular.

@Simplelittlelife

2 жыл бұрын

For that I’d need a metal break which I don’t have.

Please turn on the captions? Deaf subscriber here.

10000 dollars of equipment, 60 dollar grill. loved the video thx

@Simplelittlelife

7 ай бұрын

😢 oh muffin….

first

@Simplelittlelife

3 жыл бұрын

Woohooo!!! 👍

It is very bad idea to use BBC-Building to show us how this steel cutter works and that unprofessional soldering machine. No soldering is needed !!! if you thought a bit , you may build this box by bending the sheet you have the box missing the small sides, them you make the small sides with rectangular surroundings fit into the sides , then secure them with 4 screws Same thing ventilation cover, you do not need to solder anything , just put 6 screws as guide and fit two vertical screws into two horizonal line on the external plates, this line will one inch wide and 3 mm width and can be done by any drill

While enjoying the video, i cant help but wonder what kind of people dislikes it, vegans? people who wants just knives? nevermind the haters. also i would like to know What is the difference with a normal grill?

@TheBigburcie

3 жыл бұрын

This would be fantastic for grilling vegetables so it can't be that simple.

@lordscan1047

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheBigburcie im not against it either, but the video shows meat, vegans are kind of sensible to that, and you cant please everyone

Talk talk talk talk and talk

What are the dimensions please in CM?