Tuesday, 18 June 2019

Smokin'

As previously mentioned, the temperature needs to be controlled by adjusting the three vents on the bottom of the unit. Opening them up allows more oxygen in and a higher temperature, and vice versa. Of course, with a higher temperature, you'll be going through more fuel. I keep a pair of needle nose pliers handy to make adjustments if necessary. I also keep a pair of gloves nearby in case I need those, too. There is a vent on the lid which is to remain open at all times in order to keep that all important smoke flowing through the grill level of the bullet. I have, however, at times been forced to close the top vent a bit in order to slow down the air flow up from the bottom.

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