1) easier to get a repeatable sized fire in
2) easier to clean up after a burn.
3) easier to get air to the fire with
jm2cw
Fresh air intake
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Gizmo
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Re: Fresh air intake
I've found the basket method is
1) easier to get a repeatable sized fire in
2) easier to clean up after a burn.
3) easier to get air to the fire with
jm2cw
1) easier to get a repeatable sized fire in
2) easier to clean up after a burn.
3) easier to get air to the fire with
jm2cw
And on the eighth day God created barbecue …. because he DOES love us and he wants us to be happy.
Current smokers: Egor (trailered RF) and Easybake (tabletop pellet drive)
Current smokers: Egor (trailered RF) and Easybake (tabletop pellet drive)
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The Czar
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Re: Fresh air intake
I can't believe it but Rick is spot on!!!!
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Clover Ridge Smokers
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Smokeone
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Re: Fresh air intake
I agree with Rick, too.
Oh wait, does that mean I agree with DC, too?
I'm gonna stick with Rick.
Oh wait, does that mean I agree with DC, too?
I'm gonna stick with Rick.
BBQ is just smoke and beers!
Usually more beers than smoke.
Usually more beers than smoke.
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Fordf100
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Re: Fresh air intake
I was thinking about getting an old fashioned metal milk crate to use for a basket . Weld a little flat stock on the sides and slide it in on angle iron . Not sure how it would hold up of how long
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The Czar
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Re: Fresh air intake
Might work..... Would probably need to see a picture of one… Or what you have in mind… But it's probably feasible…
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