DIY Tire Rim Grill (No Welding)

Having an innovative approach to doing things may save you some money. Take this next DIY project for example. Making your own charcoal grill will definitely cut down on the cost of buying a new one. Especially if you choose the version suggested here. The tire rim grill will not only prove efficient but also will look good. The design of the rim itself makes it perfect for grilling and impress when people come in your yard. There is no welding required and a new paint coat on the cleaned rim will get you far into the process. A couple of days in the weekend will be all the time needed to turn an unused tire rim into the perfect simple grill you see in the pictures. Further details and instructions on the DIY job at hand will be available at the end..

Step 1: Removing the rim from the rubber

Step 2: Parts and Painting

Step 3: Base Tools: Grinder M

iter Saw Power Drill Planer (Optional) Parts: Tire Rim High Heat Paint – 2 Cans 4’x4:x96″ – 1 5/8″ Bolts/Hardware – 4 Wheels – 4 1/2″ Lag Bolts – 4 1 1/2″ Steel Black Pipe – 18 inches 1/2″ Threaded Rods/Hardware – 2 Grill Grate – Various Sizes, 1 or 2 Wheels – 4 Step 4: Rim to Pipe to Base Step 5: Finishing Touches My Picks Rust-Oleum 7778830 High Heat Enamel Sp… $3.95 Reliable Hardware Company RH-9005-SE… $12.00 PlumBest 300B1518R Iron Nipple, Black, 1… $21.77 Weber 7441 Replacement Charc… $10.99 All Powered by more details here…

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