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I have run "Cookin Pellets" brand pellets for some time now without any issues. they burn pretty clean in my unit.
Smoke tubes are great for adding smoke to a slow cooked meal on any grill!
Great share Bear! If only more people in this world appreciated the solitude and miracles of nature, maybe we wouldn't have all the dumb ass BS going on now..............
Welcome from WNY! 225 is the go to for those two products. 2-2-1 for baby backs and 3-2-1 for St. Louis cut ribs. 225 for pork butts and shoulders is the norm. Outside temps and wind can play a big factor in pellet consumption. If going golfing is going to be your norm look into a good WiFi temp...
I have had good results with my Food Saver Game saver Outdoorsman unit . I have an older FS unit 2244 I believe that treated us well for many years. There is just NO comparing a chamber machine with a home vacuum machine. I purchased a VACPAC-IT chamber unit and totally love it. You can seal...
Not trying to be a negative Nancy but, I am thinking plywood might not be the right wood for that application. I would worry about the pine out-gassing, Not to mention the glues used to make it.
Welcome from Buffalo,NY. In our area I would suggest a unit with Thicker steel or an all out insulated wall unit. The cheap units will drive you crazy with temperature swings. Depending on your volume needs an electric insulated unit that can be used in a well vented garage will get you going...