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Please check your answering machine.. Please check your answering machine.. Your cooker is scheduled to be delivered on Friday the 22nd. I'll get you some tracking information.

Is this the price at our door or the price at the terminal (and then we need to ship to our location)? How many boxes on a pallet and is a pallet discount available? That's a projected west coast terminal cost.. I'm now shopping both logistic warehouses and transportation. Their will be discounts but the amount of boxes on the pallet will be determined by price breaks according to weight for the transportation. If anybody has any great ideas for charcoal distribution I'm all ears..

Target price for a 22lb box will be $16.28 or .74 a lb. The transportation details need to be worked out but the basic target price for a 22lb box will be $16.28 or .74 a lb. West Coast (less than Mexi K sold it for in 2003) I will be trucking the charcoal in large quantities (to get the best volume discounts) to East coast distribution points.

New template Just a teaser.. The teak table top will sit down into the stainless folding bracket and be removable so you can take it into the house. Has two small latches to lock it in place also. And last but not least.. my finest creation..

Future stock I just thought it would be a nice little extra to supply some sealer for when the grout dries out. Save you a trip to the hardware store. DJ is right on the money about how to apply..

There's a new sherif in town.. Yes these companies primary business is activated carbon made from granulated charcoal. These granules of charcoal both born hotter but more importantly they don't completely crumble after they are extinguished. They can also be pressed together without the binders that the powder requires. The by product of this granule production is the undesirable smalls and powder (bottom of the barrel;-) that is then pressed into briquettes and sold. Do some searching and you will find photos online of the powder briquettes back in powder form from rough handling.

Re: Should I just re-tap them here to to 1/4 NPT? You are my hero! (again)

She's only 19 months old, she doesn't know any better! My lil lady brought home a bigger bag of them critters.. Isla snacking Deep fried...

Here is a little teaser cause these are not actually available..

I will be shipping a container this month.. This is the best coconut charcoal I've found. It's the original Coconut charcoal tested by TNW for Mexi K. I have the exclusive rights to sell it in the US now. It will also be bundled with Komodo customer service.. PS the green is much nicer on the real image.. Jpeg compression turned it into split pea soup..

Should I just re-tap them here to to 1/4 NPT? Should I just re-tap them here to to 1/4 NPT? Is that the best size for a 90º with the standard 3/8 flare tip?

I'm going to have to call you out on this one.. Well Mr Steve.. I'm going to have to call you out on this one.. Numerous, let's be concise here.. I received two Emails on both on Friday the 8th at 1:23am and then again at 8:24pm. I'm one day ahead of you and I'm not always able to be online as many hours on the weekends as I am during the week. I think the problem is not the less than 48 hours since you heard from me..it's that during the week I got back to you every-time in less than 12 hours.. I think your being a little unfair to say I'm ignoring you over the weekend.. Straight talk here.. I have a life too.. and a 19 month old lil girl who is very attention intensive! Thanks for your involvement on the forum.. Please don't feel ignored, I just need to step away sometimes on the weekends.

Got the size info I have tracked down the exact thread size and type.. The threaded hole in the valve is a 1/8" BSP tapered thread. DJ can you steer me to a 90º with this thread on one side and the standard 3/8" gas connection on the other? Or an adaptor with this 1/8" BSP tapered male thread that can connect to the standard 3/8 gas connector? They don't have them at all here...

All these posts on brisket had me drooling so I tracked one down and smoked it up... I have some trimming shots too but will post those later.. Was it good... Yup!

To scrub your grout.. Just to say use a brush might be dangerous as they come in so many different stiffnesses and bristle types.. They also might very quickly remove the grout or cut grooves in it.. I recommend using a Scotch-brite type pad. I'd start with the smoothest one you can find.. These are usually white and used in the kitchen and sold to clean glass and chrome without scratching them.. Remember that water beads up on well sealed grout..

Well, I have this Wiki up on the server, problem is it not letting me into the admin area. But here is if anybody wants to play with it. http://komodokamado.com/wiki/

I'll put one up here.. I'll get a wiki up this weekend.. I saw it was offered in Fantasicko on my server.. Both TikiWiki and PHPWiki are offered.. DJ didn't you tell me you liked a lil' Tiki Tiki Wiki every now and then?

Thanks.. Back up.. Thanks.. Back up..

Thanks.. Back up.. Thanks.. Back up..

the Komodo Bikini girls..

Problems.. I have no problems on FF, Safari and Netscape for Mac.. I'll try to track down the problem.. Thanks for the heads up..

I AM IN THE CHARCOAL BUSINESS... I AM IN THE CHARCOAL BUSINESS... I'm working with two graphic designers on the packaging right now. A minimum of four different types charcoals will be exported. As always, I have some new ideas for both charcoal and it's packaging that are original and innovative. My charcoal will be the same quality you have come to expect from Komodo. If I can't do something better and have a plan how to be the best, I don't want to even start. Ok, cat's out of the hat!

No, No, No that's too much work... No, No, No that's too much work... I've posted this before big boy.. Paper towels, they magically give you grip to easily pull off the slippery membrane. Try it, you will laugh it's soo easy. Tip from my lil' sister, a world class cook.

They will be available to ship with your cooker.. Of course the motor can be used..