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That is just too cool. I've found a few modern slicers on line but they just seem too cheap and flimsy. That has Art Deco and good old American Workmanship all in one. Well done.
I use an ECB. I've done the mods and it turns out some great BBQ. It can be temperamental and you have to watch it for temp spikes & lows. Having said that, I would recommend the 18.5 WSM. My Neighbor has one and it is a dream. Based on your budget the WSM is the way to go.
Impressive rig. I'm a rookie myself but have a few successful smokes under my belt. My 2 Cents would be to practice a few times. I'm using an ECB and that took a while to dial in the right temp and flavor.
Chicken is best with a rub, I've used the beer chicken stand and had good results.
I've had the complete opposite experience with my ECB. With a full pan of coals the temp will soar to 400. I've discovered that about half pan of coals will keep temp around 250. I've done the mods and have decent airflow.
Semi Retired at the moment. I was an Aviation logistics Consultant. I advised the customer on the best methods to manage and utilize thier fleet of aircraft. Sounds simple but it's really organized Kaos.
Had the "Ol" ECB with Mods out today and had moderate success. Decided on a rack of pork ribs. Finding the right temp is still a challenge, but finally got it dialed in.
Started with 10 Kingsford Briquets and 10 in the chimney. Did the Minon method but added a little hickory chunks to the...
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