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VID's Quick and Dirty Rotisserie Guide

By vid1900

11 years ago


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    Post #1 What is a rotisserie, description and supplies list. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #2 Step One: Drill & tap sides. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #3 Step two: Drill & tap tops. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #4 Step three: Form the axle. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #5 Step four: Assemble the knob. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #6 Step five: cut and assemble the perforated angle. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #7 Step six: finish the legs. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #18 Clamps for attaching playfields to the perforated angle. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)

    Post #24 Leg leveler idea. Posted by vid1900 (11 years ago)


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    #51 11 years ago

    I built this same one (single vertical on each end). Some complain that it isn't very stable, but I found if the vertical pipes and those parallel with the angle are really cranked down in the T joints, it moves very little. I get bit by the corners of the angle iron some, so i will likely look to round the corners and dip them in the liquid plastic stuff (duct tape for the time being)

    #56 11 years ago

    thanks Mike. Your design is simple, functional, is cheap and easy to obtain parts and build. It requires no special parts or equipment to build (e.g., welding). It stores away easy and provides the functionality needed. Anyone can tweak the design in anyway they find a need to or feel improves on it. The only way I can find to improve on it is to build a second to make pf swaps easier. good form man

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