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YES, a hammer drill is worth every penny, especially drilling into concrete. It will make your life much easier. You can drill 10 holes with a hammer drill in the time it takes to drill 1 hole with a regular drill!!
Al
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If you really want to up your game add this to the KO. Also go to Red Label Abrasives for your belts. They are great quality & price.
Have fun!
Al
Thanks for all the kind words guys!
I actually fired up the recteq yesterday & made meatloaf & beans. It still runs like new. Everybody said the food was great! One day at a time!
Al
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I won’t replace it, I still have a couple of Weber kettles that I could use for a smoker, but as far as having a dedicated smoker, I’m pretty much done with that.
Yes Brian, it is only 3 years old & very lightly used.
Not smoking much anymore. I lost my taste & appetite & don’t enjoy...
I haven’t been smoking much lately & could use the extra space the Recteq is taking up.
I don’t have any way of delivering it, so you would have to pick it up.
I thought I would post it on here first, so maybe one of the members would be interested.
It has only had about 300# of pellets run thru...
I have been growing hydro in DWC buckets, using the GH Flora trio like JC. But I always start my plants in an AG then transfer to the DWC system. Hydro gets the best results, but it also gets the worst failures. I’ve gone to bed with beautiful plants & the next day they were dying. You have to...
With little seedlings like yours, you need a lower EC. I would start out with an EC of around 500. When we start seeds we start with just PH’d non-chlorinated water. When they get about your size we add 5ml of A & B to 4 liters of water. Even for full grown flowering plants our EC never gets...
I remember when you bought that! The thought of making sausage with a foot pedal just seemed like the ultimate toy. Never made big batches so a motorized unit would be pretty impractical for me, and now I may make one 2 1/2 lb. batch of HIT a year. I’m surprised Indy hasn’t grabbed it, bet it...