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Safe metal for smoke stack replacement
I found a pdf of a brand of thin wall conduit we carry that specifically states its a mild steel with a galvanized coating. So in theory, I'll get my back yard fire pit nice and hot, throw the elbow in there and let the coating burn off. Then it, in theory, will be safe to use as a smoke stack...- AUSODE
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- Forum: Food Safety
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Safe metal for smoke stack replacement
Not looking to extend, just a larger diameter to provide more airflow and get a cleaner smoke and better flow. Thank you for the advice!- AUSODE
- Post #7
- Forum: Food Safety
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Safe metal for smoke stack replacement
I like this idea. And I will do more research within the posts here, this is my first post without digging too much into this forum. Thank you fornthe advice!- AUSODE
- Post #6
- Forum: Food Safety
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Safe metal for smoke stack replacement
That's what I was thinking. Just wasn't sure since I'm still learning. Galv scares me since if it gets too hot it releases deadly gas from the zinc coating. I didn't mention it in the original post, but aluminum is also an option for me to get. You think that might be better? Also would be...- AUSODE
- Post #3
- Forum: Food Safety
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Safe metal for smoke stack replacement
Hello all! Developing smoker here. Me and my roommates have decided we want to get an Oklahoma Joe's Highland smoker as it's the best we could find within our budget. After doing research, we have decided the first mod we want to do is a bigger stack. The question is what material is safe to...- AUSODE
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