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Thought I'd show the process of making a little batch of homemade charcoal. I didn't get any pictures of the beginning, but its pretty easy to explain. Take a paint can (thoroughly cleaned) and fill it full with scraps of wood, then tightly put the lid on. Punch some vent holes in the sides (two...

Looks great. I shouldn't browse the forums before lunch. You're making me hungry!

I'd estimate the lid it will be around 20 pounds or maybe more by the time I am done. My wife won't be picking it up, that's for sure. I finally had time to get back to working on the smoker. I ran out to our stockpile of lumber, and grabbed some 2" white oak. We had several acres cut down and...

My daughter had soccer practice last night, so I didn't have much time to really work on the smoker. I bought a couple of 1" strips of steel And welded around the lid to make my overlapping joint I have some minor fit problems from this because when I welded my ring on the inside, the...

So today, a package arrived, and it was my new grill grates. Here they are sitting on top of my weber to show you a comparison of sizes. So after I cut the top off in the last installment, the barrel was a little floppy on the open end. Fortunately when we bought our house, we had a big...