- Ben from Snowys, folks.
Today, I'm showing you the assembly,
or how to assemble the 23Zero BBQ and Firepit.
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Portable and large firepit
that takes nice, large bits of timber for cooking,
also for a comfort fire,
and packs up easy to go in your car.
23Zero Firepit comes complete
with this nylon carry bag here,
and it's an oversized bag
so you can get everything back inside easily,
but this bag measures about 52 centimetres in length,
about 26 centimetres in height,
and about 16 centimetres in depth there,
and inside of this bag are all of these parts
that we've got in front of us here.
So I'll lay them out,
but just take note of how this goes together
for when you pack it up.
Now, it will go back in the bag,
however you wanna jam it in,
but might make it easier just to pack
your little grill plate inside the ash tray here.
Now, this will all makes sense when we put it together.
So those two components kind of go together.
This one can just sit separately,
but this will tuck sort of inside here,
if you're trying to save space,
so that's the frame to hold the hot plate.
This is the main base frame.
It folds out.
I'll show you a bit more on that shortly.
One of the main things probably that's worth noting
is that this is the cooking grill here,
and you can tuck in
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this element here,
which are the the sides,
the bit that hold all the timber together.
That tucks inside there pretty neatly
for when you pack it away.
But to set it up, we've gotta take all the bits out.
So, this is all the parts we need for assembly.
Now, what we start with is this frame here.
Now, it folds out nice and easily,
so just fold it out so it doesn't go any further,
and that just sits on the ground.
From this point, let's put some of these bits aside.
We'll grab our ash tray here.
Now, this hangs on these little notches here,
so put this in this way and just hang it there.
That's actually what's gonna be what catches
the ash that drops out of the main body of the unit,
which is this unit.
This is sheet metal here.
All fixed together so there's no real assembly
in terms of this, just folds out,
and it simply sits in place there,
so the sides of this hold it in place,
and it sits just above the ash tray here,
so the ash can fall out the bottom here and into the tray,
and this tray is then easy to remove,
or clean the ash out, if you need.
Now, we grab our little grill plate here, our hot plate.
This is a heavier metal here,
and this simply just sits inside here.
Without this, the timber would fall right through
to the ash tray underneath there.
We put this in here.
This is what our timber's gonna sit on.
As it burns, the ash can fall through these holes
into the tray underneath,
and this is also allowing a lot of ventilation throughout.
So that's the base set up,
so we could use that as it is now as just a comfort fire.
If we like, we can put reasonable size bits of timber
in there and make a good fire
for a few people to sit around.
Next bits we need, this is the cooking surface.
That goes on last,
but we need this contraption here.
Now, this folds a few different ways.
Firstly, we just fold this out
so it sits flat on both sides there,
and then these actually fold right over the top like this,
and that one's already folded over,
and that sits on the edge of the sheet metal here.
So we've got three adjustments,
one, two, three adjustments there.
I slot that in there on that side,
and then on this side here as well.
It gives us three different heights
which are about 37 centimetres at this height here,
it's about three centimetres of adjustments each time,
so we go down to about 34 centimetres,
and then on the lowest adjustment,
about 31 centimetres there.
So, depending on what we're cooking and how big the fire is,
we can adjust that cooking height there.
And lastly, we grab the actual cooking surface here.
We fold this out flat.
Now, this has got handles on each side here,
so you can pick it up and little notches on the sides here.
Now, these notches sit on the flat section here,
and it just sits in between those two panels neatly.
So, you see it sits between there and here.
These offer support in the middle,
and then at the end here,
this handle here rests on this edge of the frame,
so you've got a nice sturdy cooking surface there.
That is the 23Zero Firepit or BBQ all set up.
That's really a cooking mode there.
As I mentioned, we can adjust this right up if we wanted,
so we've now got a bit more space.
If the fire's pretty hot,
cook our sausages up above here and we're good to go.
Disassembly is just as easy.
Start by taking this one off,
and just everything in reverse.
Fold things as you go and just put them aside,
and remember to put things inside one another,
so we'll put that one down,
but then this sheet metal section here,
if we remember, 'cause it's a funny sort of shape,
if we pack this inside the cooking plate here,
it just contains it a little bit inside the bag,
so it's not flopping around too much.
And then our little grill plate here can go in here
with what will be the ash sort of catcher anyway,
so most of those dusty components can stay together there,
and then this just folds up flat.
So, all of that goes together like this
easily back into the bag,
that's this bag here.
This is a new one in here at the moment.
Everything in there is packed up.
There's heats of room inside.
So a nice, easy stove to set up and pack up
for your campsite and pack size, reasonably compact.
So if you are after a firepit
that's gonna get the fire up off the ground,
not leave a scar on the ground,
this is a really great option.
It's super easy to set up, super easy to pack up,
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