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Started by LiquidOcelot, July 01, 2020, 11:57:42 AM

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LiquidOcelot

So am I the only one who didn't know that there are 2 bowl designs for the one touch system? (At least on 18s) One vent hole style is 2.5 inches and the other is 2.3 inches. May not seem like much but the 2.5 inch can not have an ash bucket attached. The opening of the sweep is past the ring.

Weird

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JEBIV

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LiquidOcelot

Tried to put a bucket on Coras and was perplexed to say the least lol
Quote from: JEBIV on July 01, 2020, 12:15:35 PM
interesting

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PotsieWeber

Interesting. 
I seem to recall a member posting about their ash sweep openings extending beyond the bucket, but I was under the impression they purchased it with the bucket in the first place (although likely used). 
regards,
Hal

LiquidOcelot

I tried to think of different ways to accommodate the longer vent holes, even test fitted a 22 ash ring but it wasn't gonna work.
Quote from: PotsieWeber on July 01, 2020, 12:43:36 PM
Interesting. 
I seem to recall a member posting about their ash sweep openings extending beyond the bucket, but I was under the impression they purchased it with the bucket in the first place (although likely used).

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PotsieWeber

Maybe a bit of AL or SS Origami?  Perhaps even piece cut from a beer can (shiny side out) bent to wedge under the ring & to kind of create kind of a funnel for the ashes to maybe get under the ring?
regards,
Hal

LiquidOcelot

Quote from: PotsieWeber on July 01, 2020, 02:22:35 PM
Maybe a bit of AL or SS Origami?  Perhaps even piece cut from a beer can (shiny side out) bent to wedge under the ring & to kind of create kind of a funnel for the ashes to maybe get under the ring?
Thats what I was thinking, bending a triangle with some mounting tabs riveted to the ash ring.

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WNC

I may be wrong, but I think I remember a post where someone put a ash bucket on the longer one and it didn't really create a problem (ash falling around the outside of the bucket)


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Walchit

I thought he put some aluminum tape on there or something, but I too could be wrong lol

Cellar2ful

Any OT kettles from 1999 and prior will have the longer bowl holes.  In 2000 is when the the 18"  OTG was introduced and the bowl holes were redesigned to accommodate the ash buckets. Here is a method I use when attaching an ash bucket to an 18" with the longer style bowl holes.

I used small pieces of 3M high temp aluminum flu tape to cover these small areas.  I had to put the tape on the outside of the bowl so it would not interfere with the ash sweeps.





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LiquidOcelot

Quote from: Cellar2ful on July 02, 2020, 09:21:21 AM
Any OT kettles from 1999 and prior will have the longer bowl holes.  In 2000 is when the the 18"  OTG was introduced and the bowl holes were redesigned to accommodate the ash buckets. Here is a method I use when attaching an ash bucket to an 18" with the longer style bowl holes.

I used small pieces of 3M high temp aluminum flu tape to cover these small areas.  I had to put the tape on the outside of the bowl so it would not interfere with the ash sweeps.




Ah ha that might be what I do then.

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Walchit

That's the one I remember lol