work, ham, sleep, repeat
Here’s a grill cart I designed and built to complement my Weber Summit Charcoal. You can find the sketchup file for it at the bottom.
SketchUp File
Use at your own discretion and risk. I make no guarantees on this, it is just how I mostly made mine. Some things were edited along the way from this file. Common sense as you progress with your build will dictate a lot. For instance, the wheels are different in reality to what I had planned.
No excuse, I know, but I’m back now and will be posting much this week. In the mean time, check out my QSL card.
Boredom alert… I claim no responsibility if what follows makes you fall asleep and bang your head on your keyboard. Fair warning.
I’m a web designer/developer and 3D animator by trade. Besides that and ham radio, I like working out in my shop making things out of wood, taking pictures, shooting guns, learning to play the harmonica, and relearning how to play my guitar.
I have a very patient wife, 3 grown and outta-tha-house kids, and a Black Mouth Cur rescue by the name of Nella.
I’ve been interested in ham radio all my life, but only recently found myself in a position to do anything about it. I passed all three exams on April 9th, 2016, to earn my Extra license. Today, I got my final callsign, K5HH.
My intentions are to use this site to chronicle my ham endeavors as a nOOb so that it may be of use to other new hams, and maybe entice non-hams into the hobby.
So, welcome to K5HH.com, I hope you enjoy it.