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I posted this in a coupe of other places and thought you guys that dont drift from place to place would like to see too. Its ugly but all the cookers/smokers, only a few really, I have built are in some stage of developement. I made this a gravity feed set up so I can cold smoke all night long...
Welcome to SMF from Battle Ground, WA. If you need any assistance with your build PM me and the forum will send notification via email. I dont come here every day. I always have at least one cooker Im tinkering with in my shop.
I grill salmon with high heat, over 500*. The fish and the grate get oiled. It goes on meat side down first. The rule of thum for fish fillets or steaks is about 10 minutes per inch of thickness, collectively, with high heat. Give the top side a extra minute or so to release from the grate...
I have an electric saw, that I use at the house. I like to use it because it dont need to be restarted every time I need to use it for a couple of seconds and I can operate it with one hand with the safety disconnected.
Thomas Iv been poking around here for a while and I have never seen in the rules where anybody is required to make an intro. Maybe someone changed the rules recently so Ill check again. In all the reading Ive done here its very rarely a moderator or administrator that makes the demand for a roll...
Most likely the reason the flame is going out is because it is starved for air. There has to be air from outside the box for the flame to consume, its called make up air. It sounds like your potentialy making a recipe for disaster.
Heres how I do it.
The stock fire grate let to much charcoal fall through so I covered it with a piece of 3/4x9 expanded.
Made a ring to hold some charcoal for low-n-slo. Along with some 6" long pieces around the outside of the charcoal to allow more air under the charcoal and help let the...
Try a goole search for cement board:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...q=cement+board
I used Hardie backer around my wood stove in my house. If I remember correctly it was under $20 for a 3'X5' sheet.
http://www.jameshardie.com/homeowner/backerboard.shtml
The cement board is gray and...