Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I converted my sister's new Propane (LP) grill to Natural Gas (NG) I converted the grill by drilling the orficies the easiest and simplest way that I know.
I looked upthe BTUs of the grill divided by the number of burners and then looked up the chart to see what orifice size matched the btu output for one burner on natural gas, then I purchased the drill bit the match the size needed, and simply drove out each individual orphus to that size, no conversion kit needed but you will need access to a hardware store to buy the proper size drill bit.
DISCLAIMER: anything shown in this video is for educational and demonstration purposes only, you should always consult with the professional before tackling any project you are not comfortable with, and you should always use common sense.
I'm not responsible for any damage as a result and I am not recommending that you ever try to do this yourself.
I converted my sister's new Propane (LP) grill to Natural Gas (NG) I converted the grill by drilling the orficies the easiest and simplest way that I know.
I looked upthe BTUs of the grill divided by the number of burners and then looked up the chart to see what orifice size matched the btu output for one burner on natural gas, then I purchased the drill bit the match the size needed, and simply drove out each individual orphus to that size, no conversion kit needed but you will need access to a hardware store to buy the proper size drill bit.
DISCLAIMER: anything shown in this video is for educational and demonstration purposes only, you should always consult with the professional before tackling any project you are not comfortable with, and you should always use common sense.
I'm not responsible for any damage as a result and I am not recommending that you ever try to do this yourself.
