The Pocket Grill - rectangular bbq grill

Imagine that Xiong Griers had the most disgusting mag worm, OK, now imagine that Xiong Griers had the most disgusting mag worm barbecue, isn't it better?
Well, I don't think so, but look at it anyway: pocket grill.
Suitable for solo or double camping, backpacking or hiking.
Tools you need: Of course these are not mandatory and you are welcome to improvise, but please wear safety gear and follow the work safety guidelines (
Or suffer the consequences of your stupid behavior, I don't care).
Material: Basically you need 2 tubes, one has to fit in the other, I used 18mm (3/4 Inch)and 15mm (5/8 Inch)copper tube;
Any metal should do this, but I use copper because: it's relatively light, it doesn't bend too much when exposed to fire, its walls are thin, and most importantly, I let them lie
Leftovers for heating system)
So they're free.
2 copper pipe covers for installing larger diameter pipes (
Also lying nearby and free).
About a few.
Bicycle spokes 2mm in diameter (1/16 inch)
I can't give you the exact number and you will understand why.
Make sure you use stainless steel spokes and you will eat them.
Pro tip: If you have a bike repair shop near you, you should ask them for a broken spoke and you can get it for free (
I cut my old bike tires to death for this).
Measurement: this is simple because you need to cut everything into the same size (
You will get a rectangular grill).
Professional tip: The bigger you make the grill, the more spokes you need, make sure that the number of spokes you intend to use is suitable for small diameter tubes.
I put my 20 cm wide (7.
87401575 inch, let it be 8)
Because I found about 25 2.
There are 2mm spokes in the tube with a diameter of 15mm.
Cut the two tubes into equal length and archive the rough edges, I made 20 cm as I mentioned earlier (approx. 8 inches).
Now that you have cut the tube into length, you need to mark and drill holes for the spoke.
So far, you already have the exact number of spokes you need, just count the holes.
The same length is required for the spoke (or smaller)
As tubes, because they need to be placed inside.
Pro Tip: you need 2 spokes with full thread on one end and 90 ° bend on the other, so cut them for about 5-10mm (1/16 -3/8 inch)
Longer than others, please keep this in mind.
I won't lie to you, it's hard to do it before you do it a few times and get used to it.
This is a piece of "cake" and it will spread out just by unscrewing the nipples.
It's also easy to pack.
So, that's it, have fun with it.
Update: Some of you have expressed concern that copper will emit harmful gases when heated, and I can't scientifically refute this, but I can't find any sources online to prove this, so: future "copper emits toxic smoke when heated" comments will be ignored unless they contain links to trusted sources.
Update 2: or any source Update 3: The "Centers for Disease Control and Prevention" website in the "NIOSH chemical hazard Pocket Guide" section states copper smoke: "exposure may occur in copper and brass factories as well as during welding of copper alloys.
"It means you have to melt copper or copper alloy to release toxic gas and we will not do that on a campfire or even close it.
This is my first teaching and English is not my native language.
Actually 3rd)
So there may be some spelling errors, or some explanation is not clear enough, please feel free to notify/criticize me using the comment form, so I can update the text or upload more pictures.
Thank you for reading this and have a good time!
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