Hot to Build a Pit BBQ for $250
This video will show you how to build your very own portable pit BBQ, in less than an hour, for less than 0. Brought to you by Joe Davidson’s Grill Camp
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2 minutes in and still yappin’
@Flomounier1 “kind of”?? She could easily pass as his daughter.
Damn shes kind of young for him.
bill clintons building bbqs now??
i love the instructions for the break
What gauge expanded metal do i need?
Good BBQ video
@dag1240 learning to cook a whole hog like this is an art
this is the way its done in the old days we used card board top and put oak coals next to the blocks on the inside we used no charcoal yuck…
Seems like you could get more air circulation to the fire if you turn the bottom cinder blocks with the holes outward. Don’t want to kill the fire with too little air.
@JimboJitsu $188 for all that at lowes not counting the beer. Lowes does not sell beer.
he sounds like bill clinton
This was very eazy to do thanks Joe Davidson
damn cat!!!lol
hahaha! “i’m gonna keep going though, cuz i’m a workhorse”. moments later he only lays down that expandable metal, then suggests a break.
seriously though, good video!
This is amazing !, I’ve been wanting to try something like this in my backyard for a long time.. Thanks, Joe Davidson you make it look easy ! and believe you me, I will not forget the “beverages”
Revolation and hot to. Wow you fail.
thats a big ass cat wtf
@justaguyX74NJ 1.) average weight of a swine is 100-120kg (75cm wide to 1.5m long)thats almost half of a metric ton. 2.)i apologies for my spelling ( english is my 3 foreign language ) 3.)sure portable, but by far not practical.
Thank you very much for the spell check. Have a nice BBQ
beverage? we know you meant beer, you can say it. a good idea- build it longer than wide, channel your smoke into a line and use less fuel, saving cash in the way!
I see in other videos, that other people line the inside of the blocks with tin-foil? Is this recomended? Do you lose allot of heat?
Thanks for this video Joe. My friend and I plan on cooking a hog soon and will try this pit out. I will take some video footage of the process and the outcome.
@1337skiller5 Your post is an epic fail. #1) This pit has enough room for 4 whole hogs easily. #2) It’s HOG, not HOOG. I’d say it was a typo, but you spelled it that way twice. #3) Why is “PORTABLE” in quotes? Are you implying that it is not portable? If so, why not? All the components are easily disassembled and relocated. #4) Its FIRING, not fireing.
OMG ! man , WTF ?????
I was at a BBQ that cooked a whole hog on a very similar pit. 2 layers of cinderblock and a stainless steel fencing rig, top and bottom, witih the hog in the middle. Made turning the whole hog very simple and the top was covered with cardboard, not even plate steel like this pit. The wood/coals were placed around the perimeter of the cinderblock base. Was an excellent cook!!!!!