Does anyone have suggestions for what size holes for a convection plate to put at the same level of my deflector plate on my old country bbq wrangler? what do you think for about 1/4 inch holes gradually going to 1 inch holes near the exhaust.
thanks smokey, i went ahead with 1/4 inch tuning plates. still playing with em.
That's what I did w/ mine and it works great. I used 1/8" 316 S.S.
have you completed your convection plate build? I am considering one for my Old Country BBQ Pecos smoker and looking for input.
Does anyone have suggestions for what size holes for a convection plate to put at the same level of my deflector plate on my old country bbq wrangler? what do you think for about 1/4 inch holes gradually going to 1 inch holes near the exhaust.
have you completed your convection plate build? I am considering one for my Old Country BBQ Pecos smoker and looking for input.
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You have to get your fire going and get a stable temp. Then move them around. The thing with a one piece convection plate is that you are stuck with the set up. There's no way to tell if your hole sizes and spacing is going to give you even temps until you actually try it out. Then you will have to cut the metal again