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Will be gathering parts for my UDS. Not trying to do anything fancy just using what I have for the most part. My Weber lid fit the bottom of my drum so I'll be going that route. I have some weber legs that I can use the axle from to have a hunsaker type setup if I can figure a way to make it...
I added a 1 inch ball valve for air control during smokes since the ash build up would affect the the temp.
I got.the idea here http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/stacker-mod/
Yep I would say cut the bottom out like others have stated. Still kinda weird though because some times I use the steamer pot insert with the holes and still get high temps.
You can try running it without the terra Cotta plate since with the bottom not all the way cut out it's like running 2...
Looking good! Are you aware of gallon drum that would work with the jumbo joe? I have seen some pictures with the jumbo joe and 18.5 kettle tops on ugly drum smokers but can never find out the size.
Any smokes on this bad boy yet? Still haven't built mine. Can you lay a whole slab of spare ribs flat in there. Can't decide if I want to build the Jimmy or a UDS.
Wanting to try a small brisket on my mini wsm today. Haven't picked anything up from the store yet. Just curious what size would I need to be done around 9 or 10 tonight. Just me and my wife plus kinda last minute lol so I figured we don't need a huge brisket.
Yeah I did some leg quarters at 300 315 and still didn't get crispy skin. I think the brine and high temperature smoke key. Or breast down like was mentioned above
Yep I do the same. Route it through the top vent and try to sit it in the middle. I'll find out tonight since I'll be doing some leg quarters for dinner.
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