Reversible Baking Steel / Griddle Thread

[Chris]

Non-chamfered isn't a problem for me. I can grind sharp edges down. 1/2" inch is ok, too.  Definitely need the drip groove.

Shipping is going to be a bitch- probably 40-50 bucks.  On the plus side, you don't really need a box. It's virtually indestructible, even for the post office, do you can just also an address label on it and hand it over to them.

[mclaincausey]

@Chris:

Non-chamfered isn't a problem for me. I can grind sharp edges down. 1/2" inch is ok, too.  Definitely need the drip groove.

Shipping is going to be a bitch- probably 40-50 bucks.  On the plus side, you don't really need a box. It's virtually indestructible, even for the post office, do you can just also an address label on it and hand it over to them.

The poor fucking couriers!

Good point on the extra 1/8th of an inch depth giving us a deeper groove, though I wonder if it fucks up the physics in any way.

[urbanwoodsman]

I'm interested in one. Price sounds great but totally forgot about shipping, won't be cheap.

[mclaincausey]

Anyone living in Chicago or Detroit might be able to pick it up.

[jdl1279]

I'm smack between big D and Chi-town[emoji2]

[DanielAFC]

I'm in for one for sure, even with 50 bucks shipping it'll be cheaper than the baking steel one whenever it comes out

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[mclaincausey]

Added a poll. You can change your vote if the numbers are too high or you change your mind later.

[Giles]

Please let me know final weight.  I need to work out what the damage across the sea would be…....

[mclaincausey]

Ok will do. At least 30ish pounds

[Giles]

Hmmmmm.

[jdl1279]

I did finally get he other quotes for this, nothing touches what is already on the table. Anything more on your end Mclain?

[mclaincausey]

Let me ping em. It may be better to get a plancha