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Finished the propane connections and fired up the Blackstone!! How glorious it is to smash a Venison/bacon, onion, poblano and mushroom provolone goodness!! Remember, fast food is just a running herbivore!
 

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highboy4x4 said:
Almost complete
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Very nicely done build indeed.
What fittings did you use for the propane to get the 90 degree angle ? Are you using an extension hose to a 5 or 10lb cylinder on the ground?
On my slide out kitchen I'm using the adapter for the 1lb cylinder that came with the Blackstone, then connecting an extension hose to that in order to get to a 5lb cylinder on the ground. I don't like it though, it's "inelegant", but I couldn't find the right fittings to make a neat 90 degree like you have
 
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TSL said:
highboy4x4 said:
Almost complete
Click to expand...
Very nicely done build indeed.
What fittings did you use for the propane to get the 90 degree angle ? Are you using an extension hose to a 5 or 10lb cylinder on the ground?
On my slide out kitchen I'm using the adapter for the 1lb cylinder that came with the Blackstone, then connecting an extension hose to that in order to get to a 5lb cylinder on the ground. I don't like it though, it's "inelegant", but I couldn't find the right fittings to make a neat 90 degree like you have
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Thanks!
After typing all this below, I think you just wanted this part….anyways…it’s late !

For the propane connect, I got a regulator that didn’t have a hose, just a 3/8” connection from the local propane store, then the 90 was on Amazon.

Then a 6 foot hose with 3/8” on one side and a quick disconnect on the other. Then into a aluminum block instead of the Y splitter (which would have taken up too much space)

Then a pair of quick disconnects for the griddle and instant heat water heater and 2-10 foot hoses


This hose came with a straight griddle connection as the 90 for the griddle didn’t work for my drawer.
 
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highboy4x4 said:
Thanks!
After typing all this below, I think you just wanted this part….anyways…it’s late !

For the propane connect, I got a regulator that didn’t have a hose, just a 3/8” connection from the local propane store, then the 90 was on Amazon.

Then a 6 foot hose with 3/8” on one side and a quick disconnect on the other. Then into a aluminum block instead of the Y splitter (which would have taken up too much space)

Then a pair of quick disconnects for the griddle and instant heat water heater and 2-10 foot hoses


This hose came with a straight griddle connection as the 90 for the griddle didn’t work for my drawer.
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Thanks very much, all those links are useful, appreciate it
 
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