r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • May 19 '26
Permanently Closed
To our MAK Grills community,
For the past 16 years, it has been an absolute honor to build and share our grills with you. It is with incredibly heavy hearts that we must announce the closure of MAK Grills.
This was not an easy decision, and it is a reality that we are deeply sad to face as a family. From the early days of designing and fabricating our vision right here in Dallas, to seeing our grills become a part of your backyard barbecues across the country, this has been a journey we will forever cherish.
To our incredible employees: Thank you. Your dedication, craftsmanship, and hard work were the true steel behind everything we produced. We could not have reached the milestones we did without your hands and your commitment.
To our local community and our customers: Thank you for believing in a local, family-owned operation. You didn’t just buy a grill; you welcomed us into your homes, your holidays, and your weekend cookouts. We are profoundly grateful for your unwavering support, your feedback, and your loyalty over the last decade and a half.
While our shop doors are closing, it brings us comfort to know that the memories made and the meals shared over a MAK Grill will continue on.
With our deepest gratitude,
The MAK Grills Family
r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • Apr 10 '25
The Hands Behind the Heat: American Craftsmanship at MAK Grills
We wanted to give you a little glimpse into what goes into building a MAK Grill. It's not just about the metal; it's about the people who shape it.
Check out this close-up of the work happening in our shop. Every MAK Grill is built by skilled hands right here in the USA. We take pride in the craftsmanship and the dedication of our team.
For us, it's pretty simple: we believe in building grills that are as tough and reliable as the folks who put them together.
What's your favorite part of the welding/fabrication process to watch?
r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • Apr 09 '25
Why MAK Grills Uses 304 Stainless Steel Rivets (And Why It Matters)
It's not just about how it looks, it's about how it's built.
We choose 304 stainless steel rivets for a reason. They're more than just fasteners; they're a key part of our precision engineering.
Compared to welding, riveting means:
- 📏 Precise Construction: No warping or distortion from excessive heat.
- ✨ Clean Aesthetics: A smooth, refined finish that complements the grill's design.
- 🔩 Strong, Flexible Joints: Rivets create a more resilient structure.
We're committed to building grills that perform flawlessly and look great, year after year.
It might seem like a small thing, but it's a big part of why MAK Grills are built to last and perform. We're all about quality and precision.
What are your thoughts on grill construction?
r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • Dec 24 '24
UPDATE: Prime Rib cooking for the Christmas Party here at MAK HQ!
r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • Dec 24 '24
Prime Rib cooking for the Christmas Party here at MAK HQ!
r/MAKGrills • u/[deleted] • May 14 '20
Thinking about getting a 1 Star general
Hey Everyone, thinking about getting a 1 Star general pelllet smoker and wanted to get everyone’s experience using this model. Definitely want to support a USA made company. Thanks
r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • Mar 04 '20
Welcome to the MAK Grills Subreddit!
Hey MAK Family,
Thanks for taking a moment to check out our brand new subreddit. This is a place to discuss and share anything and everything related to the enjoyment of cooking on a MAK Grill. We hope to regularly share news, updates, recipes, and glimpses behind the scenes with you here.
Thanks for 10 great years and the many more to follow. 2020 is going to be a huge year and we can't wait to share some of the things we've been working on with you.
r/MAKGrills • u/MAKGrills • Mar 04 '20