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It also makes sure the glued up board remains flat.
When gluing up panels with only one layer they have a tendency to cup. They do so especially if you do not alternate the grain direction, relative to the diameter of the tree, from piece to piece. The thinner the panels, and the wider the...
Steve, that is actually an excellent idea. As long as the joints in the top and bottom layer don't align you gain added strength by gluing the two layers of thinner boards together.
Plus you can use thinner lumber and avoid the premium some places charge for the thicker stuff.
An even stronger...
Tell us about the wood you used for smoke.
Dry, green, wet/soaked, species, chunks/blocks, chips, sawdust?
How long did you see it smoking?
Anything else you can think of?
While I don't like it, I can live thru cold weather. Put a blue flame natural gas heater in many years ago that saved my butt during the ice storm the winter of 2000-2001. We had over a week with temps between 10 & 20°F. True deep freeze for us Arkies.
My problem is keeping my ole phart fat...
Past pooches
Current pooch
All are/were shelter rescues.
#1 identified as a Rat Terrier
#2 was a bipolar Chow and Boxer
#3 clams to be a Carolina Dog mix
I think this could be the reason you hear baking soda and baking powder both mentioned for velveting.
Per Duck Duck Go Search Assist:
Baking powder contains baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) along with acidic ingredients that activate it when mixed with moisture. This combination allows baking...
If y'all think 1 of 'em 3 in minutes is impressive, how about 3 in 20 minutes!
Same gal.
https://kfor.com/news/watch-woman-break-big-texan-72-oz-steak-record-eats-3-steaks-in-20-minutes-flat/
Like, 801, we have Arkansas Gun Traders. Everything from ammo to muzzleloaders and beyond.
Another place to look is local hunting and fishing forum websites. Many of them have buy and sell sub-forums.
@SmokinEdge and @ifitsdeadsmokeit
Can't help ya with where y'all found the recipe but I have it too and have it attributed to Ray Lampe aka Dr BBQ. I shamelessly copied it from a post on another forum.
That's when you put on pants similar to these:
https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/p/adidas-mens-city-escape-zip-off-cargo-pants-25adimctyscpzpffcadi/25adimctyscpzpffcadi
I wore a pair when we went thru Blanchard Caverns one day. About 95°F outside that day and always ~58°F in the cave...
Many folks don't have your OCD cleaning compulsion and for them the Mod 17 Remington, Mod 37 Ithaca, and BPS designs has some advantages. Without a side ejection port lots of trash stays out of the receiver. When held upright most water stays out too when hunting in foul weather. Being a pump...
There's a BBQ joint in Eastern central Arkansas that routinely overcooks their brisket to the crumbly stage and then covers it in copious amounts of sauce. Folks love the place. I generally eat the fried catfish there.
I agree with everyone who says to stay away from later year production 870's. The older ones were great and even the more modern Wingmasters were(are?) far better than the run of the mill junk 870's Remington has produced. However they cost a lot more than most of the later 870's.
Would far...
@SmokerNTraining
If you do a high temp cook be prepared for possibility of the brisket going higher in IT before probing tender. I've had one go to ~210F when cooking @ 325F.
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