Thank You MGTOW We Got The Oven

I bought a gas barbecue grill a month ago... pulled the burner shields out.. cut an old grill grate to sit on the burner shield ledge,, Put lava rocks from the walmart landscape section , on that grate and then cook grate over it.. so the flame heats the rocks.. so I can put wood chips on the lava rocks for smoke flavor.. A trick an older friend showed me years ago.. Made salmon freom Aldis.. so good.. just olive oil and slight sprnkle of everglades seasoning..

7 minutes each side and let sit awhile over the hot rocks with flame off.. 16 minutes total.. so easy and high quality fish.... 17 dollars for a large half fish with skin.. great deal.. great fish..

Had with seasoned rice..

It MIGHT be worth it to get a proper gas fitter to do all your connections for you, and or to use TEFLON sealing tape, and use the right connections and thread types and fittings - also use soapy water in a cup and a brush to test joints and fittings for leaks... GAS is relatively sane, safe and easy to use... but if you fuck it up you can easily level a building. Go https://yandex.com/images/ and then search house gas explosion ---------------- Fuck I would love to professionally demolish houses and buildings by gas explosion - They are something fucking else... But they can only be done in remote locations, and the debris goes for miles and is scattered over a HUGE area...... So the speed of demolition is greatly offset by the HUGE job over a giant area, on cleaning all the shit up...... https://s.abcnews.com/images/U....S/HT-pennsylvania-ho https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/....1024/branded_news/67 https://e3.365dm.com/20/08/160....0x900/skynews-baltim https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne....ws/article-8623789/H

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: yes that’s exactly what I did, Teflon tape and with sealant glue where needed. And soap.

It’s not electric. The sensor was in the back. I thought it was loose but guess not. Nothing broken or twisted. We will find out in a few hours if it’s working properly.

@Alpha Male Lifestyle: AND put an "ON AND OFF" gas valve, as a HARD connection on the end of the pipe, and then plumb your gas from that. Turn off the gas at the shop entrance - or where is comes into the shop..... Or with the gas at I dunno 20 PSI or 5 PSI , shooting out of an open pipe, while you fiddle with the fittings and connections - could be bad. Then plumb to your oven from the valve. ALSO - get a drill and use concrete bolts to hold the oven stand to the floor and the right bolts to hold the oven to the stand, it stops the gas lines either moving or getting yanked off if there are things that cause the oven to get ripped loose... like earthquakes, people falling off ladders, or slipping over on wet floors.... Ask me about my marvellous 10 ton book shelves, or falling out of bed - that has a 1.2 meter drop to the floor, because I used a kitchen chair instead of a proper set of stairs like you get at loading bays with hand rails...... Could have been in a wheel chair for life from that fall....

Thanks we need it