INSTANTLY DOWNLOADABLE PLANS

DETAILED PLANS TO MAKE 1 & 5 lb. PEANUT ROASTER DRUM for BBQ Grills

Fits All Popular BBQ Grills - if yours is not a conventional grill,
plan shows you how to fit!
ROASTS UP TO 5 POUNDS (if you make the 5 lb. version)

Detailed plans are now available to easily make a 1 lb. or 5 lb. Peanut Roaster Drum for BBQ Grill.  Our Peanut Roaster Drum plans show you step by step on how to make your own drum which fits inside of your Home Barbeque grill unit and attaches to your existing Rotisserie unit, using readily available tools and supplies from your local Home Depot or Lowes stores.  Most local hardware stores also have all necessary parts.  All that is required is a rivet gun, rivets, drill, metal shears, plus material to make drum.  Needless to say, safety glasses and work gloves.  You may have most of these already. 

No alterations to your BBQ Grill or rotisserie are needed for this roaster to work!  Can easily roast 5 lbs. of peanuts at a time (if making the 5 lb. drum), much more than other more expensive units. If you only want to roast up to 1 lb. then the plans show you how to make that drum also.
 

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REMEMBER, these are PLANS ONLY which will instruct you in detail on how to make the above pictured drum.  Note that drum shown in BBQ grill picture and attached to rotisserie rod is for illustration only and the drum is a depiction of the drum the plans show you how to make.  The plans do not show you how to make a BBQ grill or how to make a rotisserie rod.  You will use the rotisserie and rod and BBQ grill you currently have.  Also note that safety precautions are advised in manual and by purchasing this construction manual you agree to abide by all safety precautions listed in manual, along with all other common sense safety precautions that one must adhere to when working with tools and sharp metals.