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Campfire Rack Holds Roasting Sticks
Richard Naish does a lot of campfire cooking and never had a good place to put hot roasting sticks once the food was cooked. His Roasting Stick Rack means he no longer has to worry about placing hot sticks on tables or chairs or putting them on the ground where they’d get covered in dirt and grass.
He just push
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Campfire Rack Holds Roasting Sticks FARM HOME Miscellaneous Richard Naish does a lot of campfire cooking and never had a good place to put hot roasting sticks once the food was cooked His Roasting Stick Rack means he no longer has to worry about placing hot sticks on tables or chairs or putting them on the ground where they’d get covered in dirt and grass He just pushes the rack into the ground near the campfire and hangs hot sticks on the rack The rack also makes for handy storage when the sticks are not in use Naish’s rack is made of 3/8-in square rod with one end sharpened to a point He welded an 8-in long 2 1/4 by 1/2-in flat bar across the top of the rod with keeper pins at either end for roasting rods to hang on About 8 in from the bottom he bent a piece of the 3/8 rod to form a step to help push it into the ground He added a chain just above the step to fasten around the roasting rods for transport and storage The total length is about 56 in and will hold six roasting rods Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Richard Naish 1873 S Nixon Camp Rd Lebanon Ohio 45036 ph 513-827-8820
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