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Old 07-15-2011, 09:45 PM  
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Cast iron grill grates...are they worth the money?
I'm rebuilding a Weber gas grill I got for free off Craigslist a while back that some dumbass gutted and used for a charcoal grill. I see Home Depot has three different types of cooking grates for them, stainless steel, porcelain coated cast iron and porcelain coated steel. The stainless and cast iron are more than double the price of the steel, but are they really any better?

I know Fire Me Boy is a big fan of cast iron, but since it's porcelain coated just like the steel isn't it basically the same surface? What about stainless?

Thoughts? Experiences?
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Old 07-16-2011, 01:44 PM   #46
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WV - get some steel wool and go to town on those grates. Then do this:

http://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthrea...66#post7739566
This. I'm investing in a variety of cast iron - the price doesn't bother me anymore knowing they will last my lifetime and then some.
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Old 07-16-2011, 01:48 PM   #47
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This went from /Man grills, to ****ing GIRLY BALL! come on man
How bout we paint a girls cooter like a golf hole and shoot balls into it?
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Old 07-16-2011, 01:53 PM   #48
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WV - get some steel wool and go to town on those grates. Then do this:

http://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthrea...66#post7739566
You know I hadn't thought about sanding them and starting over.....they're pretty rusty for steel wool, but I can have my dads lab at work blast clean them down to good metal....thanks for putting me on track.
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Question about cast iron pans - after I use them, I rinse, wipe dry, oil (I use walnut so it doesn't go rancid), then put in oven while its still hot (upside down). Is there an easier cleaning method? Seems like I'm seasoning it with every use, and its kind of a pain in the ass.
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Question about cast iron pans - after I use them, I rinse, wipe dry, oil (I use walnut so it doesn't go rancid), then put in oven while its still hot (upside down). Is there an easier cleaning method? Seems like I'm seasoning it with every use, and its kind of a pain in the ass.
You shouldn't need to season like that all the time. After I get done, I rinse (with a non abrasive scrub sponge and hot water), do a wipe down with oil and set it on the stove for 15-20 minutes. I wipe it out again and let it cool down overnight.

I'm seriously debating taking one of my younger pans and doing the flaxseed treatment. According to that article, I won't even need to do anything besides rinse it out.
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Old 07-16-2011, 02:36 PM   #51
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Question about cast iron pans - after I use them, I rinse, wipe dry, oil (I use walnut so it doesn't go rancid), then put in oven while its still hot (upside down). Is there an easier cleaning method? Seems like I'm seasoning it with every use, and its kind of a pain in the ass.
I actually scrub mine with soap and water to get the big hunks out and as long as i dry them on the stove then apply a light coat of oil afterwards I have no issues.
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Here's what I meant by the "troughs that catch grease on the mangrates.

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Here's what I meant by the "troughs that catch grease on the mangrates.
Yeah I checked out their webpage, if can't find something that fits well I may go that route and just set that thing on top of my old grates.
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Do you have a way to cut cast iron?
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Do you have a way to cut cast iron?
I would imagine a cut off wheel would do the trick
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Haha Bug do this! It's probably cheaper than buying a new grill!
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You mean a grinder? Through cast iron? I really have no idea, I don't work with metal at all.
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Yes. Pops left me a nice machine shop. Member the bandsaw you cut out your kids soapbox derby car on? That tool should work just fine.
You can do most anything to cast iron except weld it. you can weld cast-iron, but you need to pack it in lime & let it cool slowly for a day or so. & then its still not that strong.
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You mean a grinder? Through cast iron? I really have no idea, I don't work with metal at all.
No an air rotary cut off wheel.

But the bandsaw will work just a s good or better
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But the bandsaw will work just a s good or better
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I have air & electric. I just hate using them. F-ing wheels like to blow apart on both. not sure if its me ? or cheap Home Depot cut off wheels. I do use them a lot when making new train cars. either way bugs i got what you need from tools to cast iron gra8ts



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