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This section of our website the where our "fun" jobs are listed. These are
the jobs that require a bit of design, forethought, layout and time. We are more
than happy to work with you on these types of projects as well. Take a look at
some of the projects we have already done so far.
Select the picture of the project to see more details and
pictures.
| "Hog Roaster 5000"
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The hog roaster got it's name because of the
over build of functions and structure. It is a pig roaster designed to
handle a pig up to about 250 lbs on the spit. It is built on a trailer to be
transported easily by any vehicle with a typical towing package. The design
is such that the operator can perform all work from ground level without
being on the trailer. The winch is positioned so that it can lift the pig
from the dressing table at the back of the table to the grill and once
cooked it brings the hog back to the table to be served. |
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Mud Oven and
Barbeque-Smoker |
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The Mud Oven and
Barbeque-Smoker were projects made for a customer's backyard kitchen. Mud
Ovens have been in use for thousands of years and are made mostly of clay
baked by the wood fire used to heat it. Baking is done using heat retained
in the clay after the fire is removed. The main use of this oven is for
bread and pizza. This design uses a metal door, door frame and chimney
fabricated by MMS. The door frame was cemented into the base slab and the
oven built around it. The barbeque-smoker is also designed to burn wood
logs and permanently installed. Grilling is done directly over the wood
flames on the left side and barbequing and hot smoking is done on the right
side using indirect heat. Burners salvaged from a wood cook stove were
incorporated into the barbeque unit and are used to cook over the wood heat
in pots and pans. |
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| "Trail Master 5000"
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This project started to be a
repair of an old trailer. We were going to replace the rotting wood of an
old trailer. We instead rebuilt it from the axle up. |
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