Thinking about summer. The smell of charcoal and burning hamburgers and franks......

 

Saw this interesting grill. Its Ginormous, but intriguing. What do you guys think? Worth a try?

 

http://www.jaggrill.com/MAIN-FEATURES

 

 

 

 

Looks pretty impressive...all that's missing are the brewskies!  The $2500 introductory price seems a bit stiff, but I'm sure you'd be the talk of the neighborhood if you bought it.

I'm more worried about cleanup and the fact that the thing is 400 pounds!  :blink:

  I'd worry about hot grease splatters, landing on my guests, not to mention, it looks like it would be awkward to cook on.

I'd worry about hot grease splatters, landing on my guests, not to mention, it looks like it would be awkward to cook on.

The wooden parts are individually detachable, but there just might be a splatter issue....

 

Best would probably be to cook, then attach the table part.

 

I don't know, I guess I just like cool gadgets.

Would be a pain if there was the slightest wind . . .

 

 

I'm sure you'd be the talk of the neighborhood if you bought it.

 

Especially after the deck caught fire, that then burned your house down, and the embers from it destroyed the homes of your two closest neighbors. Gotta love it! :Applause: 

Especially after the deck caught fire, that then burned your house down, and the embers from it destroyed the homes of your two closest neighbors. Gotta love it! :Applause:

 

Tsk! I'm thinking you maybe didn't watch the video about the spark dome. Still, I'm backing away because the things just too darn huge!!

Tsk! I'm thinking you maybe didn't watch the video about the spark dome. Still, I'm backing away because the things just too darn huge!!

 

Who has time to watch videos? I have just enough time to jump to conclusions. :Big Grin:

There is a certain Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor feel to this thing.  The Binford 9000 FIrepit and table.   <Insert manly grunts> :-)

 

Scott

You'd probably need a   lot of wood or charcoal all around to get it hot enough too.  Then people on one side would get smoked out if it's windy.

 

Sorry totally OT, but I wish people would not use chimineas.  My wife has a bit of asthma and it gives her problems besides stinking up our house.

 

 

Then people on one side would get smoked out if it's windy.

 

If you're doing barbecue, then somebody is getting smoke in their face.  ^_^

And I guess it might be a little warm around your legs ;-))

In Britain it'd be a good Bonfire Night get together (if it isn't raining), as it's usually pretty chilly in November.  It might even light up the neighbourhood :lol: .  Too hot in summer though.

I'm really thinking this might work better as a propane grill with individual burner control for each spot. The amount of charcoal/wood required seems a little prohibitive once you take a moment to stop and think about it.

 

Looks very very cool though.