My "Toys"...(so far)
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My "Toys"...(so far)
I use the WSM's for the majority of my low-n-slows...the drums are mainly for chicken...lots of chicken!
"Jake" and the "Twins"...
Rotisserie Modded UDS...
My first turkey on the UDS...
"Jake" and the "Twins"...
Rotisserie Modded UDS...
My first turkey on the UDS...
JD McGee- Sausage Burner
- Number of posts : 27
Location : Duvall, WA USA
Registration date : 2008-06-09
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Looks great JD how's the cork mod working for ya?
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
- Number of posts : 642
Location : England
Registration date : 2008-04-21
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I haven't paid close enough attention to the rotiss, or even thought of addint it to the drum. I may need to see how you have that mounted. Of course a Weber lid does not fit mine, so that may make it tough.
bowhnter- King of Q
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Age : 64
Location : Frisco, TX
Registration date : 2007-11-10
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I'm in the same boat with the lid not fitting. The Weber was very difficult to fing do I wont be cutting it up anytime soon.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Location : England
Registration date : 2008-04-21
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Hi JD,
Your toy box looks cool. Can I ask, how do you control the coals and airflow in your UDS.
Any chance of a coupld of snaps of the inside?
I like the twins, I have WSM myself, I think they look better in a pair the problem is I like the look of the Excel and that would ruin the asthetics.
Quick question how do you find the depth of the water pan? I found I was topping it up quite often. Mack sorted me out with a ProQ pan and it's solved the problem.
Beerz
Adie
Your toy box looks cool. Can I ask, how do you control the coals and airflow in your UDS.
Any chance of a coupld of snaps of the inside?
I like the twins, I have WSM myself, I think they look better in a pair the problem is I like the look of the Excel and that would ruin the asthetics.
Quick question how do you find the depth of the water pan? I found I was topping it up quite often. Mack sorted me out with a ProQ pan and it's solved the problem.
Beerz
Adie
Re: My "Toys"...(so far)
Dr_KY wrote:Looks great JD how's the cork mod working for ya?
I'm not using the corks any more...I've switched to a magnetic strip...less obtrusive.
JD McGee- Sausage Burner
- Number of posts : 27
Location : Duvall, WA USA
Registration date : 2008-06-09
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Ahhhh smoothidea JD.
AWG- It's controlled from holes at equal distance just a few inches from the bottom of the drum. JD devised tabs that simply slide to block off the holes to control airflow thus adjusting the temps into smoke range.
AWG- It's controlled from holes at equal distance just a few inches from the bottom of the drum. JD devised tabs that simply slide to block off the holes to control airflow thus adjusting the temps into smoke range.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
- Number of posts : 642
Location : England
Registration date : 2008-04-21
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Ahaaa. I see them, I completely missed that. I was expecting something bigger and less subtle.
Cheers Doc.
Cheers Doc.
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No problem I'm thinking of going that direction on my UDS buy it wil have to wait a few weekends. I use a 3/4 '' ball valve to controll flow on mine and it works great but JD's just looks so smooth.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
- Number of posts : 642
Location : England
Registration date : 2008-04-21
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All Weather Griller wrote:Hi JD,
Your toy box looks cool. Can I ask, how do you control the coals and airflow in your UDS.
Any chance of a coupld of snaps of the inside?
I like the twins, I have WSM myself, I think they look better in a pair the problem is I like the look of the Excel and that would ruin the asthetics.
Quick question how do you find the depth of the water pan? I found I was topping it up quite often. Mack sorted me out with a ProQ pan and it's solved the problem.
Beerz
Adie
Hi Adie...here are a few pics of the charcoal basket and drum build...
Charcoal basket...
Temp control tabs...
Inside of drum...
More pics to follow after work...
JD McGee- Sausage Burner
- Number of posts : 27
Location : Duvall, WA USA
Registration date : 2008-06-09
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That looks excellent! The charcoal basket looks like it was made by Rolls Royce.
Look forward the other Pics.
Look forward the other Pics.
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All Weather Griller wrote:Hi JD,
I like the twins, I have WSM myself, I think they look better in a pair the problem is I like the look of the Excel and that would ruin the asthetics.
Look at the bright side, you can store your WSM in the Excel
DM
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bowhnter wrote:I haven't paid close enough attention to the rotiss, or even thought of addint it to the drum. I may need to see how you have that mounted. Of course a Weber lid does not fit mine, so that may make it tough.
Here are a few shots of the rotisserie mod...nothin' fancy...just a couple of slots on each side of the drum then mounted the bracket for the motor...easy peasy.
JD McGee- Sausage Burner
- Number of posts : 27
Location : Duvall, WA USA
Registration date : 2008-06-09
Re: My "Toys"...(so far)
All Weather Griller wrote:That looks excellent! The charcoal basket looks like it was made by Rolls Royce.
Look forward the other Pics.
It was made by a local sheet metal shop for $20.00...I was amazed at the cost...so I ordered another one for the second drum.
JD McGee- Sausage Burner
- Number of posts : 27
Location : Duvall, WA USA
Registration date : 2008-06-09
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I did a home made copy but it didn't come out as pretty. I so need to learn to weld.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
- Number of posts : 642
Location : England
Registration date : 2008-04-21
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