jonj

All's fair in love and junking!

Since my old FiAir is getting a little finicky, I decided to try this little MegaFlow50 Super Power Turbofan (aka the "violent fan" in the product insert). What a wonderful little fan for a KK! Took maybe 15-20 seconds to get the charcoal blazing, and on medium speed, no less. Thanks for the tip, @Tyrus!

Now the important question, Robert: did you cut it into squares or triangles? 😃

Very nice work, Tucker.

Now I understand! 😉

I don't understand this comment. I use these air probes all the time via the KK probe port. I don't try to push the plug through the hole from the inside; I insert the actual probe through the hole from the outside. I must be missing something. 😕

So sorry for your loss.

Very nice setup!

What @tony b said.

Thanks for the tip @tony b. I haven't had pieces this big before. I'll give the band saw a try. On the plus side, I will only lose 3/64" to the kerf instead of 1/8". I'll count that as money in my pocket, given the cost of the wood. 🤣

Just received my pimento wood from Fruita. The chunks are decent sized and will require reduction before use. Happy to have it but 5 pounds of wood chunks really isn't very much wood. . . 🙁 On the other hand, it's the only source and they do include 5 pounds of pimento leaves.

They seem to have colored slightly. Perhaps from embarrassment when the lid was unexpectedly opened?

I use ThermoWorks Signals controller for wired (4 probe capacity) and the new RFX system for wireless (except for temperature probe). Both work fine. Used the Signals yesterday, in fact. Both work with the ThermoWorks Billows fan.

I used the steel on top of the pizza stone. More heat mass = less recovery time.

That's the ticket, @tony b!