i sold farm tractor and parts at a tractor dealership and sold many of them that people were making wok's out of and some made the biggest ones we had in stock like 30 inches but they sure do work well! atb john
Man I can’t imagine a 30 inch wok! This one I made is 18 inches and seems huge. I bought this one used off eBay for about 10 dollars what does one new cost? Thanks for watching John.
How awesome is that! Very kewl! I've seen a couple youtubers cooking with one of these. I'll have to check with a couple of farmer friends of mine and see if they have an old disks lying around. Can't wait to see what you cook up.
Thanks Man! They are super easy to make! I have been watching some videos of people cooking on them. Looks like they are pretty good for cooking quite a bit of stuff. I appreciate you watching!
It should be really easy to find a used disk here in the Bluegrass State. This thing works great and I use it a lot when truck camping. Thanks for watching!
Heck of an idea, now i gotta keep eye out for disc. Heck most folks around here just take then in for scrap or paint them up like they do old saw blades with farm scenes, this is alot more useful... now if i can just get ahold of a JD metalworks one....
Thanks man! I ended up buying one off of ebay for 10.00. Definitely better to use one for cooking than painting. I hope you find you one and I appreciate you watching!
Oh man! Dove poppers....Those things are awesome! LOL I wish I could say the hummer was mine, but it belongs to our Search and Rescue team. I am just installing some radios and such. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Tony. Lol Yeah Bob was right there with me. He is our fabricator at work and doesn't like people messing with his stuff without him being around. So he was keeping a close eye on me. lol I appreciate you watching!
I am thinking I will build a stand to set it on. That way if I want to use it over a propane burner and such the legs wont get in the way. I actually purchased this disc off of ebay for like 10 dollars, but they are fairly easy to get if you are in farming country. Thanks for watching Nathan!
What fun would that be? lol You are correct though it is much easier to purchase one, but I have yet to see a purchased one that is as heavy duty as the ones you make. Thanks for watching!
A plow disc is normally made from L80 steel. Thick, heavy, and will last for generations when taken care of properly. Well worth the few extra bucks. Plus the satisfaction of creating something that can become a treasured heirloom.
The H1 in the background is a nice touch!
I wish I still had the H1. It was sure a lot fun!
Now that's cool. Got to bring it to the next meet. I'm thinking pancakes on the open fire.
God bless
Thanks Robert! It will definitely be coming to the fall meetup! Pancakes sound pretty good!
Very cool project, my friend. Nice work too. Can't wait to see it in action in a future vid.
It was fun! I hope to do a cooking video pretty soon. Thanks for watching my friend!
i sold farm tractor and parts at a tractor dealership and sold many of them that people were making wok's out of and some made the biggest ones we had in stock like 30 inches but they sure do work well!
atb john
Man I can’t imagine a 30 inch wok! This one I made is 18 inches and seems huge. I bought this one used off eBay for about 10 dollars what does one new cost? Thanks for watching John.
@@KentuckyWoodsman 30 inch is over a 100 bucks at the tine lol
Ouch!
How awesome is that! Very kewl! I've seen a couple youtubers cooking with one of these. I'll have to check with a couple of farmer friends of mine and see if they have an old disks lying around. Can't wait to see what you cook up.
Thanks Man! They are super easy to make! I have been watching some videos of people cooking on them. Looks like they are pretty good for cooking quite a bit of stuff. I appreciate you watching!
I live in Kentucky and this is my dream!!
It should be really easy to find a used disk here in the Bluegrass State. This thing works great and I use it a lot when truck camping. Thanks for watching!
@Kentucky Woodsman Yeah I’m planning on just buying one and no problem! Love the uploads
Making your own is cool. Academy is selling the cooker disk and all for $99 this year. It’s a 20” disk alternative. Thanks Chris
That sounds like a fair deal. It is far easier to buy than to make, but making your own is neat too. Thanks for watching Calvin!
fun project chris, great addition to camp cooking..
billy joe
Thanks BIlly Joe! I hope to bring it to the fall meetup.
Not a backpackers dream...But a great cooking vessel ! hahaha Thanks for sharing the idea !
No it is the stuff of a backpackers nightmare for sure. lol! Thanks for watching!
Awesome project. I need one for my camp gear
Definitely not something to take backpacking, but it will be great for car camping or at the cabin. Thanks for watching!
that's really cool my friend never saw that before.
They are pretty neat! Thanks for watching!
Heck of an idea, now i gotta keep eye out for disc. Heck most folks around here just take then in for scrap or paint them up like they do old saw blades with farm scenes, this is alot more useful... now if i can just get ahold of a JD metalworks one....
Thanks man! I ended up buying one off of ebay for 10.00. Definitely better to use one for cooking than painting. I hope you find you one and I appreciate you watching!
That's cool! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching brother!
Great project!
Thank you!
I have a cowboy wok... I put horse shoes on mine for the handles then i made a roadkill on a cowbboy wok video..that venison was delicious
Man I bet it looks awesome with Horse shoes for handles. That was a great idea! I will be cooking something in part 2, just not sure what yet.
,,,i like it ,,,,i like it a lot,, and you saved $40.00 heck yeah,,,, bacon and eggs my friend,,,,
Hey James! Glad you liked it! Nothing like making your own gear and saving money at the same time! Thanks for watching!
Great project
Thanks my friend!
Great idea!
Thanks brother!
I can smell the Dove poppers and deer 🦌 frying . Now lets talk about that Hummer in the background .
Oh man! Dove poppers....Those things are awesome! LOL I wish I could say the hummer was mine, but it belongs to our Search and Rescue team. I am just installing some radios and such. Thanks for watching!
Jaxx drinkwater calls it a discada. That was pretty neat.
Discada is the official name, I had never heard them called a cowboy wok till just recently. Thanks for watching Scott!
Woo-Hoo Chris; NOW U WOK THEM NOODLES ! great Job Buddy Be Well, Friend ! ATB T God Bless
Yes sir! I appreciate it Terry! God Bless!
Very cool... I smell taters 'n onions coming soon!!!!
Thanks Chris! Taters and Onions is what I have picture in my head and craved since I started this project. lol
That's a great project. Does Bob know you've got his gloves. Hahaha
Thanks Tony. Lol Yeah Bob was right there with me. He is our fabricator at work and doesn't like people messing with his stuff without him being around. So he was keeping a close eye on me. lol I appreciate you watching!
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Thanks for watching Bill!
Looks good! Are you going to give us a cooking lesson, Chris?
Thanks! Not sure about a cooking lesson, but i may show everyone how to burn potatoes and onions. lol I appreciate you watching!
Cool beans. Are you going to weld three legs, to be able to put on top of a wood fire? Where did you buy the disc?
I am thinking I will build a stand to set it on. That way if I want to use it over a propane burner and such the legs wont get in the way. I actually purchased this disc off of ebay for like 10 dollars, but they are fairly easy to get if you are in farming country. Thanks for watching Nathan!
Neat project! So, next weekend you want me to bring some bacon, taters and onions for a test fry? lol!
Bring on the grub man! We will give the discada a good test! Thanks for watching!
That’s cool I’m gonna make one of them
Where ya at in Ky. I’m in Owensboro
Thanks man! They are really easy to make. I am in far Southeastern Kentucky very near the VA/KY border.
Or go down to the restaurant supply store and buy a wok for 30 bucks.
What fun would that be? lol You are correct though it is much easier to purchase one, but I have yet to see a purchased one that is as heavy duty as the ones you make. Thanks for watching!
A plow disc is normally made from L80 steel. Thick, heavy, and will last for generations when taken care of properly. Well worth the few extra bucks.
Plus the satisfaction of creating something that can become a treasured heirloom.
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Thank you for watching!