So, let me start with some background. I love to look for deals, so most of my smokers are used. I can do some welding and fabrication, so I typically buy ‘projects’ and finish them. Over the years I have bought and sold a number of smokers. Now I am blessed to have a good selection of options.
Currently I have a trailer mounted offset project (not very functional), a hog roaster, an offset, a Weber, a BGE, and a small grill/pizza oven I modified.
Well…I just bought a Santa Maria grill project. This started the discussion with my bride (of 34 years), about the saying ‘Jack of all trades and master of none’. She is a smart lady, so she generally has some good points. She also appreciates my hobby, so she is definitely not complaining. My question is, are we better at our craft when we stick with one approach? Or do we benefit from having a lot of tools in the toolbox??
I just retired, so in the last week I have used both the offset
And made some pizza
All the tools get used once in a while, but would I be better if I focused on one method? I’m curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks
Currently I have a trailer mounted offset project (not very functional), a hog roaster, an offset, a Weber, a BGE, and a small grill/pizza oven I modified.
Well…I just bought a Santa Maria grill project. This started the discussion with my bride (of 34 years), about the saying ‘Jack of all trades and master of none’. She is a smart lady, so she generally has some good points. She also appreciates my hobby, so she is definitely not complaining. My question is, are we better at our craft when we stick with one approach? Or do we benefit from having a lot of tools in the toolbox??
I just retired, so in the last week I have used both the offset
And made some pizza
All the tools get used once in a while, but would I be better if I focused on one method? I’m curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks