Very nice video. I have both these carriers, but I find I use the Harbor Freight more, primarily because the Blackstone is heavy, even empty ( the removable handle is overbuilt and probably weighs a pound) and the pockets are really sized specifically for the Blackstone gear. I think the Blackstone is nice, but overpriced. I always add a cut down ( narrow top area removed) plastic rectangular 1/ 2 gallon juice bottle to hold and store USED spatulas, etc upright , to keep the carriers clean. I usually run a short bungee cord through a roll of paper towels and hook it horizontally to the handle rings.

Shoutout to Dave for this video. I have been trying to figure out a pizza oven solution that didn’t involve buying one. Using the grill in the way you showed is a game changer. Just made my best pizza using this technique. Thank you sir.

Genius!!

Way to RUIN the name Jeff. MAD RESPECT, Bro

Nice and quick 👌

Just wow! This is such an excellent and compact setup. Thank you, sir, now I have lots of ideas how to make my Go Anywhere better!

White people act like they're afraid to use seasonings it's hilarious😂😂😂

SUCH A GREAT VIDEO! TY FOR SHARING IT!

These are ok but not fantastic as many people say. You need to crank p the heat as they take awhile to heat up. i like using the griddle side better.

That Blackstone caddy has some odd and disappointing design decisions. I suspect they will get some feedback and come out with a new model. They put a lot of emphasis on using only Blackstone accessories which is limiting. The side compartments are sagging from day one. The handle awkwardly attaches inside where it blocks items. The webbing has no lower edge to limit the tools from traveling down. No dedicated storage for the most common items: spatula, tongs, thermometer. They just wrapped a milk crate in nylon fabric and put it out there. Any weekend griddle guy couldn’t design a more usable tote. The fact that the Harbor Freight tool bag does a better job at less than half the price is further proof that some people will buy ANYTHING they slap a Blackstone label on

Looks delicious, but I wished you would have told how long it took to cook each item !

Rule # 1. Never just make one pizza. 🍕

What is the name of the long thin neck spatula

Dave! Just randomly found your channel and I'm a new subscriber. This recipe is absolutely fantastic! This will be my next chili that I make. Keep up the good work!

Amazing, thanks for the help

Very nicely done. I love the idea of the grill grates. If i may suggest, place a damp paper towel or rag under your cutting board. It will keep your cutting board from sliding. Keep up the great work.

2024 and this is still the best mod video for Weber Go.

Thanks for the informative video! How many pounds of meat are you able to fit in your dehydrator?

I have the 4 piece expert grill set from Walmart. I sharpened the edges and its perfect for me

Awesome vid thanks

This was a perfect video and a great idea! Thanks for sharing. Going to give it a try next weekend!!

Great review, purchased from Walmart. Easy install, smart design. Does the job, maintains heat and easy to clean.

It’s been 3 years, how are the grates holding up? Would you still recommend them? I’m looking to get my first Blackstone and want the grates to

That's genius!! Thx!

Love the clay pot idea I’m gonna try this. Ive been using an aluminum disposable roasting pan to cover my pizza and that worked also.

Awesome. Ive been wanting an outdoor pizza oven, but I wont use it enough to justify the price. Thanks!

Smart thinking

Thanks for this Dave! I picked up one of these bags for my own tailgating needs with my 22” Blackstone and it was exactly what I was looking for.

How is it holding up?

Great video and great instruction. I’m going to do this with my griddle that after a couple years is starting to pit a little bit. It’s still slick but this should do it wonders. Thanks for sharing with us!

Damn. Maybe I should have done this instead of stripping my griddle. Had a lot of peeling seasoning. Maybe could have just sanded it out and reseasoned.

What a great idea! I'd suggest use stainless steel screws and washers so they don't rust as easily. Also add a lock washer so the handle doesn't come loose. And if you can't find a "T" handle, a regular round ball or flat handle would work as well. Would putting a layer of aluminum foil to cover the saucer make a difference in heating? I'm worried that some debris might fall off the saucer and land on the pizza?

I just got an even embers tabletop grill from a tractor supply for $40 on sale. I wish they had one of these. 20 extra for an ash drawer would be worth it.

I bought this dehydrator and at our home we love jerkey. We will be trying this recipe

Miss you buddy. Hope all is well.

Thanks Dave, love it, very creative 😎🙏

I think you can try all the way max heat

Awesome video and idea. Thanks for sharing.

Nice vid! Great idea! I wish I could get that surround table, but it’s been discontinued

what is the size of the clay saucer

Wow this is amazing!!

Does this stop all the flare ups? Do you ever have issues where the grease still catches fire under the plates? On the grease catch even?

Best vid yet without power tools!👍🏽

What a legend. Cheers for the awesome ideas

cake lifter

just caught our excellent video, i also have grill grates with a webber gas still and i notice that you had a grill between the grill grates . i am wondering the brand name of it and where you purchased it . thanks

Seen a dozen of set ups but yours looks the one most thought through. Following the 15th bar cut as that will give me just a littte more space for a family of 4. That grill oven thing, need to find it in th EU. I am carrying pots and pans to the campsite, so I think I will replace that for an iron lunchbox (mess tin) stuffed with pre-made rubs, knife etc, so I only need meat & separate the eating things from fire things. Knowing the misses these things end up last to pack and "wont fit"...

What are the spacer blocks called that you used? Thanks.

Thanks Dave. Mine came out great, easy peazy. Works like a champ.

Great idea!