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And we have a winner. Sorta. Need to work on the soaking sauce.

Still not 100% but decided to go ahead. The problem now is most of the wood around here is wet do to the rainy season.

I have been told that patience is a virtue. Who cares, I just want my BBQ grill to work. Still have orange flames and very little blue flames. Here is my new setup. I added air flow adjustable valves for all three burners. Yes, some of the burners are plugged up with paint and I will fix...

Thanks for the excellent suggestions. So I have built an air flow valve and a small blue flame is starting to appear. SlySmoker showed gas pipe reducers, sounds like my next step. A closer look.

Still haven't tried it out yet as this is Thailand... The metal worker was to have been here over a week ago plus the rainy season has set in.

Thanks, but the question remains. Will it work?

Thanks for the input and now I have to figure out how to get air.

My old gas cooker died after a good 10 years outdoor here in Central Thailand. Can't remember the brand name but it was built in Australia and sold here. I salvaged the top and then built brick around it.  Had 3 steel pipe burners made, new regulator and good gas. But here is where the...

Recently built this smoker in the middle of nowhere close to Central Thailand. Been here for years but just now got around to building one. As you can see the metal work is not done yet. Looking at the firebox. Trying to collect wood to smoke is a pain in the butt. You ain't in Kansas any...

Hello all, As my name implies I am a hillbilly that has lived in Thailand since the late 90s. I am trying to figure out my soot problem so as soon as I figure out how to post pics, will start a thread. Great forum btw...