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Started by Joetee, April 20, 2017, 06:17:56 PM

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Joetee

Ok so what's a snake ring?

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Foster Dahlet

I like my Kettles like my coffee....strong and black.

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MINIgrillin

Seville. CnB performer:blue,green,gray. 26r. 18otg. Karubeque C-60.

AZ Monsoon

As the name implies, it's a very very dangerous smoking method. I'm on my phone, but can elaborate tomorrow if you dare to hear more details.

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Cellar2ful

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MINIgrillin

@Cellar2ful  a couple of years ago wife and I took MIL to a museum in San Francisco to see the bulgari jewelry exhibit. Superb! Not totally my scene but I can appreciate craftsmanship no matter what the product is. You just reminded me of that. Sorry to sidetrack with a thread jack.
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MINIgrillin

Seville. CnB performer:blue,green,gray. 26r. 18otg. Karubeque C-60.

Hell Fire Grill

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MacEggs


The set-up above by HFG inspired me to make a "fence" for the snake / fuse.  Works amazing!


http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/grilling-bbqing/fuse-snake-lasted-11-plus-hours/






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SmokenJoe

@joetee

A snake or fuse is a popular method of creating a charcoal configuration that can keep BBQ temp in the Low-n-Slow range 225 degrees or so for many hours.  Think pork ribs.   Give it a try  ...  But not in a yellow kettle

SJ


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captjoe06

Quote from: SmokenJoe on April 21, 2017, 07:52:18 PM
@Joetee

A snake or fuse is a popular method of creating a charcoal configuration that can keep BBQ temp in the Low-n-Slow range 225 degrees or so for many hours.  Think pork ribs.   Give it a try  ...  But not in a yellow kettle

SJ


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With very very little need if any to adjust the vents much.  Once you do it a couple of times you'll know right about where you'll want your vent settings and then you'll be able to practically set it in your sleep.
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Joetee

Ok thanks guys.  I'll have  to give that a try.

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