I'm not sure about the price of stainless sheet, but i'm gonna say its worth at least $75. Also worth making and selling more. :)

i think you would sell a lot of them at $99 each and small local stores would most likely want them in their stores

how much I want one 540 236-3929

stainless is expensive, but last, almost forever???? looks great, but how good does it work, that's what counts!!! i guess, how long does it take you to make it and the costs of the material??? i would think, with the amount of material and the labor, you would have to charge a very pretty penny, people don't realize this, to make it worth while for you to make a profit??? i would think it would take you, at least, 7 or 8 hours to make this without stopping??? guessing, for a profit, $150-$200 maybe?? what about aluminum??? looks real great!!!!

Aluminum wouldn't work. It gets so hot the three pads would melt. I cut everything out on a water jet machine. Welded the s.s. grease zert to the tubing while waiting. Probably 4 hours total.

Just a suggestion, I have found that when I use a grease zert I waste propane, the orfice is too big to use the propane effiecently, and the noise level goes up. Instead I smash and weld the tubing end, then drill a hole in the stainless about as small as you can stand, like somewhere between a #60-#70 bit I think. If you break bits in the stainless, drill a bigger hole, then braze over it and drill through the brass, it drills much easier. Again just a suggestion, but it has worked for me better that a zert.

I want one. Email or call me.

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Capt. Vern Ledoux
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just put stainless fittings on each end and weld them or even just use stainless compression fittings so the end user can swap out the tip for natural gas if he wants to and if the hose connection ever gets cross threaded you can replace it

I'm sure there is a high end market for it, but I have a plain jane steel one that I bought in 2001 for $30 that is still great, although not pretty. The 80,000 btu sells for $40 now. I imagine that stainless beauty would be about $130 or more.

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I would like to purchase one of these burners. Can you email or call me with a price and how to procede? dwayne.poirier@gmail.com or 337-962-2542