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12” would be better but 10” works also just depends on the size chunks u want. Cut with the axe to reduce the diameter then chop saw is what I do. Another way is cut 2”-3” cookies with your chainsaw let dry 2-6 months then cut size the pizza you need. This speed dries the wood also speed drying...
got these ribs from the butcher about 3 months back. Marinated them in bbq sauce over night and olive oil on the steak and put some rub on it. Used my cherry wood. Ok seeing how long a wheel barrow will last. Used maybe 8 percent of the wood if that. Took 3 hours total and tossed the meat on...
Nice shop. I’m getting into wood working myself. Started raining so I backed the saw out and finished yesterday. It’s some nice birch. There’s metal in it tho
Zero charcoal is needed. All you need is wood. If u can buy a 1/4 of wood I’d think it would last 20-30 cooks depending on how long the cooks are. Steaks are Korean short ribs don’t take as long as pork butt. I sell it for 150 so about 4$ per cook at the price of Wood. My wood is about double...
U were looking for side ribs sounds like. Short ribs are single cut ribs and dry out and take forever I think. Getting a 3 bone side rib is the way to go like u wanted. Back ribs don’t have any meat on them. The ribeye steak is what gets cut off the back rib. I personally think Korean short...
He has a big tube I don’t think he will wanna soak it or be scrubbing with acid anyway. Sand blast could be best bang for the buck. Unless it has no mill scale I’d just wire brush it. Wire brush won’t take off mill scale and a grinding wheel will take a long time.
If it will stay dry I would get all the rust off before building so it’s clean. That was a smart move selling the electric smoker for a stick burner build
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