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Today was definitely the day of realization on this. I was planning to have the boxes tagg welded with splitters in to slow down the domino ignition of the coal bed and use the minion method but now I realize this thing is way bigger than the diy hood I made in my first voyage to finding bacon...
Sorry, I’m having trouble typing messages at the moment. The wood I use is pear wood for bacon and I get it from an orchard that is close by. Where we are wood is really easy to find. Most of it gets turned into coal for grilling but there is so many to choose from. The first place I checked was...
I managed to get my pop rivets to bend downward in case water gets in. You can see the the support for the heat detector between the smoker and the deflector. This was riveted one also the old bbq rack has been removed and the clips now hold a 1cm x 1cm 304 bar to seal the smoker better.
After hours of drilling and snapping multiple bits I feel a small progress. I can’t believe how hard this 304 is to drill. I slipped and stabbed my finger with a broken bit because of applying so much pressure while drilling slowly.
That’s the wife’s, anything can be justified there. I’m only in this for the learning of it so far. Hope I’ll learn a lot and end up throwing down for a decent smoker soon. I’ve learned a lot so far but was totally lazy in material research. Great lesson to learn before firing her up.
All of these modifications are going in the trash. Galvanized metal should not be used for anything related to eating. I will not even wash galvanized metal in my kitchen sink after reading the things I have read. Thank god I shared pictures on here and had @mike234 spot I was using galvanized...
I think I will look into removing the zinc with citric acid. It will rust like crazy but it should be safe right? Anyone have experience with removing zinc? I will need to give it a coat of something too but not sure what to use.
Really? That was the first thing I asked when ordering it. I said high temp food grade and didn’t think about researching that. Time to get studying again
My thinking is if I make two minion method boxes I should be able to have one box as a stable low temperature and use both together as a stable higher temperature setting. The boxes still need a bit of work and I’m thinking about pop rivets to finish those off two. I would weld them but my...