Pellets into sawdust

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Buffsmoker73

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Jul 9, 2021
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So I like to do cold smoking but find the pellets I buy don't smolder the best. So I filled a 5 gallon bucket 1/4 full then half full of water. Let them soak a couple hours then put the pressure washer in the bucket to bust them up. Strained it in a screen then spread it out to dry on a black rubber matt for 2 days in the sun and wind. It works great. Anyone else do something like this?
 
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So I like to do cold smoking but find the pellets I buy don't smolder the best. So I filled a 5 gallon bucket 1/4 full then half full of water. Let them soak a couple hours then put the pressure washer in the bucket to bust them up. Strained it in a screen then spread it out to dry on a black rubber matt for 2 days in the sun and wind. It works great. Anyone else do something like this?
Yes, but not that involved. Can just run them through a meat grinder as well. Many ways to make the dust. Glad though you are on your way.
welcome aboard.
 
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My only use for pellets is cold smoking salmon into lox, use a Amaz-N-Tube. Putting a plate full in the microwave for a minute of two might work without going thru all that, maybe! RAY
 
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I grab a couple handfuls, put in coffee can, run a little water in there, mix them up until all soaked(10 mins). Spread them out on baking sheets. Into MES 40 @200° for couple hrs.
 
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