How to Make an Easy Japanese Konro Grill

[@BrianFischer]

Field Company Cast Irons [FieldCompany.com] - geni.us/kitKB Free Plans for this Build! [FieldCompany.com] - geni.us/nNGrgAh Cast Iron Grate [HomeDepot.com] - geni.us/GGV5S Other Larger Grates [Amazon.com] - geni.us/KJsFPL Materials Needed _____________________________________________________________________________ - At least 22 Fire Bricks (regular bricks may be used) - Fireplace Mortar - Cast Iron, Porcelain Coated Grill Grate - Angle Steel if building a frame - Clamps or a ratchet straps _____________________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents _____________________________________________________________________________ 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - How to Build a DIY Konro Grill 02:48 - Tips for Building a Konro Grill 03:57 - Tips for Cooking over a Konro Grill 05:00 - Field Company Introduction 05:40 - Outro _____________________________________________________________________________ **Thank you to Field Company for providing the instruction and direction for how to build this Konro Grill!** Affiliate Disclaimer _____________________________________________________________________________ Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer: Brian Fischer is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Other Affiliates: Brian Fischer is a participant in the affiliate advertising programs offered by Field Company via the ShareASale platform, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for individuals to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to a company's products. Brian Fischer will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you, if you choose to purchase through the links included on this page. _____________________________________________________________________________

[@georgebecker1191]

Great build! If you want to lighten it up a bit you can get lightweight insulating fire brick. You could also switch the bottom bricks to splits which are half as thick. I've built several coal forges and a couple pizza ovens. This is a great way to reduce weight.

[@BigLewBBQ]

Very nice build

[@blinglings]

Definitely going to make one for my wife, thanks for the inspiration!

[@davidfridley9791]

Great video!

[@BigLewBBQ]

Nice build!

[@ventioner]

Cool hints in it! i will built mine accordingly just bit smaller but for indoors

[@bbbvvhk]

Hey lad, not fully understanding the need for two bricks since you are using a stand for height.Could use only one brick for cost and weight savings. I also don't see any gaps for air to feed the fire. Overall it was a good build. The stand was great.

[@dsmatts]

So basically I’m spending the same amount for a Japanese konro grill.. k

[@littlestar5737]

Naah I will spend $600 to buy the same thing from an unknown japanese seller.