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i have been grilling tri tips for years...after i got my smoker and smoked my first one...i will never go back to grilling a tri tip unless pressed for time...i used this for my rub...
yes it does...just barely...
okay...so i went outside to pull the ashtray out for cutting...it is badly warped and junked up bigtime...i trolled the dollar store and found two cookie sheets i am going to chop up for a makeshift 2 dollar baffle until i can get to lowes or the depot to get...
i could tell from the supra you like to go big...same with the smoker...nice build...
ever thought about recessing magnets in the doors to get them to close cleanly? (just a thought)
keep the pics coming and i need a pic of your first burn...
and thats another option for me....maybe i should drill first...cut second...
what i do know is that the underpassage of the ash tray is too long without letting some heat or smoke out before it gets to the end...
now i need to check what size drill bits i have...
thanks dave...i have read your thread about a thousand times...fantastic work...i am sure i will have to do a little trial and error to get it right...
awesome...close to what i was thinking..i was thinking about seperating the turned over piece into three pieces...a little more control i would think...
but thanks nonetheless!!!
me and the dremel have a date before tomorrows smoke...
i would post pics...but i dont have photoshop installed to point out what i want to do...
i will post what i do do though...
did i say do do?
it is a chargriller question...i have search for tuning mods and have found alot of information...no one has cut their charcoal tray (that i've seen)...give thats its a perfect round shape and is already a heat resistant metal i dont see why people havent tried this before...
maybe i will be...
i turned my charcoal tray in the cooking chamber upside down and have alittle better control over my heat and it spreads it better across the grates...but not great...if i could cut the upside down charcoal tray in to three pieces i can have more control over where the heat starts moving up...
i just made a basket before my last smoke...i used less charcoal and was able to maintain a constant heat for longer periods of time...worth the 17 bucks i paid for the piece of 24 by 24 inch expanded metal...instantly noticeable difference in fire control for me...a newbie...and i used a...
i am new to the game and i use a mix of lump and briqs...usually california hot wood mesq (20 lbs for 8.99) and Kingsford comp (12 pounds for 8.99)...works good for me...
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