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  1. austin buckeye

    bone in ribeye reverse sear *Q-VIEW*

    Super.. thanks
  2. austin buckeye

    bone in ribeye reverse sear *Q-VIEW*

    Can you give me an approximate time in the smoker? Just need to backward plan a dinner
  3. austin buckeye

    charcoal briquettes vs lump charcoal

    old country Pecos horizontal offset
  4. austin buckeye

    First Q'view........ Philly cheese steak fatty

    Going to try this this weekend
  5. austin buckeye

    charcoal briquettes vs lump charcoal

    Thanks. I will go with the briquettes
  6. austin buckeye

    charcoal briquettes vs lump charcoal

    nice. Thanks
  7. austin buckeye

    First Time Doing A Fatty Q-View

    well done. Thanks again
  8. austin buckeye

    First Time Doing A Fatty Q-View

    I will do that. Thanks again
  9. austin buckeye

    First Time Doing A Fatty Q-View

    I applaud you on your meal. It looks great. Can you explain how exactly you cooked the fatty? Time, temperature, wood, rest time etc...thank you.
  10. austin buckeye

    First Time Doing A Fatty Q-View

    well then. I don't want to be the member to break tradition. I better start looking for recipes. Thank you Atomicsmoke. Looking at Jeffro99's q view is making me want to eat my phone. Looks delicious :drool.
  11. austin buckeye

    First Time Doing A Fatty Q-View

    Please excuse my ignorance.... what exactly is a "fatty"?
  12. austin buckeye

    bone in ribeye reverse sear *Q-VIEW*

    Tell me.... how juicy was it? :drool
  13. austin buckeye

    charcoal briquettes vs lump charcoal

    Question. .... I plan on smoking brisket with oak splits. Is it a waste of money to start the fire using lump charcoal and then adding the splits or should using briquettes to start the fire be the way to go? Does it even matter even though lump charcoal is a few dollars more per bag than...
  14. austin buckeye

    Need help for convection plate build

    I see. Well I am going to give the tuning plates a try.
  15. austin buckeye

    Need help for convection plate build

    did you have to weld some rails or rest the plates on the sides of the smoker?
  16. austin buckeye

    tuning plates or diffuser plate

    sounds good Dave. Thank you
  17. austin buckeye

    tuning plates or diffuser plate

    Would 1 or 2 5 inch tuning plates at the firebox and then a 22" diffuser plate work? Has anyone configured this type of setup? I'm sure the only way to know for certain is to just try it. I'm wondering if it has been done before with some success. Thanks all
  18. austin buckeye

    brisket input

    thanks for the reply Eric. Will post Q-view pics of my next smoke.
  19. austin buckeye

    tuning plates or diffuser plate

    I have an Old Country Pecos smoker with uneven heating zones. It comes with a firebox baffle which aids in heating, however the chimney side, opposite the firebox, is cooler. My question for the experienced smokers is should I use a diffuser plate or tuning plates? what works best?
  20. austin buckeye

    Need help for convection plate build

    Still, do you have any pictures? Would sure help me decide
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