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UK brand name Selection
i think its got to be a weber for mystyle of bbq for now. i have spoken to she that holds the purse strings and funds can be allowed for the £250 weber master touch, as you say at a ten year life span its a cheap option. i will try to look for second hand for now and try to stay under the £100...- the big fella
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- Forum: UK Smokers
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Midland based, day courses information
cheers for the offer dude, yes its something i am seriously interested. i will know further , when i am closure to the date as work is a pain to plan anything with more than four weeks in advance, i will need to sort out somewhere for the camper van too- the big fella
- Post #7
- Forum: UK Smokers
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Midland based, day courses information
cheers monkey, nothing thats a reasonable drive away so i will hold off for now. i was thinking of the shows but as someone has all ready said at a show there to busy selling or competing to share time so thats a dead idea too. I will see what comes up later on- the big fella
- Post #5
- Forum: UK Smokers
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Midland based, day courses information
does anyone know of or can recomend any one that does smoking- grilling or BBQ day courses or the like. looking to go some where to try and play with as many different sorts of live units as posible and to see how they work. generally to get the basics and to generally decide on which sort of...- the big fella
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- Forum: UK Smokers
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UK brand name Selection
Cheers Wade, its hard to meet a helpful practical person when it comes to food. I appreciate your time and effort. I have been walking round B&Q and Homebase and Argos with a tape measure and one of the big draw backs with the clones is the lack of height and the lack of depth to the bodies...- the big fella
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- Forum: UK Smokers
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UK brand name Selection
i have seriously thought of a uds but it does not suit my style of planned cooking the grill kettle suits it better cheers for the tips though- the big fella
- Post #3
- Forum: UK Smokers
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UK brand name Selection
hi all i have a small budget and so i am looking at second hand rather than new. I have been searching the fleabay pages and looking at what i want and what best suits my style for now of cooking. we have settled on a Kettle and size wise i was thinking 450 to 600mm. i have seen new and seen...- the big fella
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- Forum: UK Smokers
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need advise about the welding.
stick welding is just as strong and as good as mig welding. the only real differnce is theres nothing to clean off slag wise with a mig welder. if you've got it use it and be happy- the big fella
- Post #2
- Forum: Reverse Flow
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burnt offerings from the black country- UK based member
hello all. i found the smoking forum from a facebook link that was pushed over to me. from there i found the uk side of it. any way i am a fifty year old newbie, i have never done anything other than burn sausages and frozen cheap and nasty burgers ontop of self lighting petrol filled...- the big fella
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- Forum: Roll Call
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Roll Call
hello all. i found the smoking forum from a facebook link that was pushed over to me. from there i found the uk side of it. sorry boss but when i first saw the americian side front page i discounted the forum, i appoligise for that one. any waay i am a fifty year old newbie, i have never done...- the big fella
- Post #304
- Forum: UK Smokers
