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SnS Original vs 2.0

Started by Caver42, April 01, 2020, 01:42:04 PM

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Caver42

I recently  noticed SnS now offers the Original model as well as the 2.0 model. As best I can see the difference is permanent and replaceable water bath, plus an open bottom in the original model. My question is does anyone have suggestions for adding a grate or something to close off the bottom of the original model to slow down the charcoal sifting through too soon.
I can afford the original model but the 2.0 model is just a reach too far. Thanks for any suggestions.

Scott Zee

So Adrenaline/SnS did offer a 1.5 version with the permanent water trough and the same bottom of the 2.0. Perfect IMO as I own 2 of them. Search for one of those as they come up every so often. 

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sonofabutcher

I have original 1.0 w/o the bottom and the xl with the bottom. If you use briquettes there won't be extra burn times or if there is it would be almost unnoticeable.


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Caver42

FYI, Amazon currently is selling the "original SnS" for $59.00 free shipping assume this will NOT have too much problem with bricketts sifting through prematurely.

sonofabutcher


Quote from: Caver42 on April 01, 2020, 02:56:29 PM
FYI, Amazon currently is selling the "original SnS" for $59.00 free shipping assume this will NOT have too much problem with bricketts sifting through prematurely.
it won't. That's the one I have and I've had it for years now. It will go for hours with a chimney full of briquettes.


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Caver42

sonofabutcher, thank you I was indeed hoping that is the case.

captjoe06

I think without the bottom might actually be better. Often times if I'm just letting it run and don't shake up the dead ash it gets clogged and temps drop. Not a big deal but if the one without the bottom is $59 I'd get that all day long!
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Quote from: captjoe06 on April 02, 2020, 01:47:56 AM
I think without the bottom might actually be better. Often times if I'm just letting it run and don't shake up the dead ash it gets clogged and temps drop. Not a big deal but if the one without the bottom is $59 I'd get that all day long!
spotted you in Bbq It's YT video last night lol.


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Darko

Also, the 2.0 version is riveted together, not welded.

tibas92017

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I have the SlowNSear Plus which like the SlowNSear Original has the non-removable water trough in which mine warps when exposed to extreme heat when grilling. You can remove the water trough from the SlowNSear 2.0 when grilling at a higher temperature and also gives you a little more direct grilling space.

tibas92017

Quote from: tibas92017 on April 02, 2020, 10:22:34 AM
I have the SlowNSear Plus which like the SlowNSear Original has the non-removable water trough in which mine warps when exposed to extreme heat when grilling. In contrast, You can remove the water trough from the SlowNSear 2.0 when grilling at a higher temperature and also gives you a little more direct grilling space.

Caver42

Thanks everyone, great help.