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Re: Two Turkeys - Will They Fit?
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Re: Two Turkeys - Will They Fit?
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These are amazingly low rates I'm getting and passing directly to you. Nobody but nobody can get these prices.. Upper management stepped in here to help me with this business.. they will continue giving me these low prices on the charcoal as long as I continue to ship my grills with them. As you can see there is a minimum delivery cost that changes over 300lbs Delivery To: Tomball, TX 77377 6 boxes/120 lbs to residence with lift-gate $167 10 boxes/200 lbs to residence with lift-gate $167 15 boxes/300 lbs to residence with lift-gate $167 Cost moves over 300lbs 20 boxes/400 lbs to residence with lift-gate $203 28 boxes/560 lbs to residence with lift-gate $222 To Tomball, TX 77377 Terminal or business with loading dock/forklift 6 boxes/120 lbs $109 10 boxes/200 lbs $109 15 boxes/300 lbs $133 20 boxes/400 lbs $158 28 boxes/560 lbs $158 The nice thing about the charcoal is that it can be delivered to terminal or a business and then taken to residence by car, SUV or truck.. The to Terminal or business with loading dock/forklift can be over $100 cheaper for east coast deliveries..
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Full size KK cabinet with Cobalt Blue tile insert
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in Komodo General
Re: Full size KK cabinet with Cobalt Blue tile insert I'm sure you're not thinking about lighting or tossing burning coals up on this table top.. I'm confidant that they can handle any cooking related temps.. The insulation material is designed for spike temps over 500º.. The tiles were glazed at super high temps so they are completely safe.. -
Re: KK extruded CoConut shell charcoal is Stateside There are two things you want to avoid.. One is having all the airflow cut off the other is leaving areas on the floor of the charcoal basket open.. The air of course takes the path of least resistance and does not go thru your charcoal.. So for the too much I'd say just don't set them side by side like a log cabin.. Too little maybe leave some lump under the coco so the airflow coming thru is uniform.
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First Burn of KK Extruded Coconut Charcoal
DennisLinkletter replied to slu's topic in KomodoKamado Charcoal Feedback
Re: First Burn of KK Extruded Coconut Charcoal Thanks for the kudos.. I just bang the pieces against each other. It takes a bit of a whack but theY will break each other. If you are going to build a high temp fire with them, you will need to put in enough to cover the floor of the fire basket and then some.. if you leave an open area the airflow takes the path of least resistance around the charcoal and does not really give you enough air. (unless you cheat and use my hair drier trick) So cover the floor of the basket, then make a little mountain to light and you'll be good to go.. Thanks again for taking the time to write about it.. -
Re: Damn you, Dennis.... One of my favorite Murphy's laws... If it jams - force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway.
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Hey Hopalong...
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Full size KK cabinet with Cobalt Blue tile insert
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in Komodo General
Re: Full size KK cabinet with Cobalt Blue tile insert Whenever someone wants one.. I build the granite ones for ready stock. I now build the tile ones to order.. -
Re: BBQGuru New Product I forgot to close the sliding door on my Guru blower and melted the fan's blades almost a year ago.. I could easily get a new computer fan but I don't feel the need.. I use my guru as a quality cabled thermometer only. I understand why other grills need controllers but KK's just don't have any with temp stability. What I really want is a reasonably priced wifi unit for just to monitor meat and grill temp.. with a proper thermocouple and industrial grade armored/braided cables.
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Alice our new puppy is in the house!
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in Jokes, Ribbin' & Misc Banter!
Re: Alice our new puppy is in the house! I Googled and clicked into to a female dog naming site.. The second name was Alice and the two kids screamed ALICE! I thought this was too easy.. Alice it was... What did we do pre-Google? -
Alice our new puppy is in the house!
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in Jokes, Ribbin' & Misc Banter!
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Re: KK is here and first cook pics! Congrats on your first cook.. I'm assuming it was a hit at the party.. Ahh.. the grills look so purdy when they are new..
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TLC for Charcoal? The pieces can be smacked into each other to break them into smaller pieces.. this creates a clean break without creating any smalls. The paper towel is there just incase the box gets heated and the 7-8% moisture condenses on the plastic bag it won't drip onto the charcoal which in theory could be problematic.. It's probably overkill but a few cents of prevention can't hurt. The charcoal is blown clean of dust before it's packed.
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New Guru plug design finalized and in production
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in Komodo General
Re: New Guru plug design finalized and in production It just snaps into the Guru inducer tube which is built into your lower fan faceplate (since 6/09) For earlier KKs it fits into the inducer tube that you received from Guru and tapped into your KK faceplate. As you may have discovered the silicone plug from Guru is not really designed for high temps.. -
Full size KK cabinet with Cobalt Blue tile insert Made to order.. Pretty sweet eeh? PS right door not attached and top not yet given a base coat of tung oil..
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Sometimes what seems to be a simple project turns into the biggest challenge. The gasket design used for Guru's inducer tube just can't take super high temps. After numerous tries and suppliers of different materials, the Guru plug with gasket has been tossed and replaced with a spring loaded one inspired by a simple car charger.. This final prototype has four springs and snaps firmly into place making a wonderful positive snap sound.
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Re: Damn you, Dennis.... Mea culpa... Guilty as charged! I just wanted you to see how purdy it is..
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Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
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Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
Needed some meat for slicing and chicken for salads.. Needed some meat for slicing and chicken for salads.. Chris Lilly's pork butt rubb under the chicken skin with some salt, same with the pork loin. CoCo Char and a big chunk of Coffee wood for smoke. Burned off the thick grey stuff before putting the meat on about 250º Ran until the chicken hit about 150º Then cranked it up to about 350-375º Waited for the chicken to hit 185º and pulled it. (if I pull them 165-175º Sai complains the meat is too wet;-) Pulled the loin at 160º ;) -
Re: Assembling the rotisserie basket Some clever replies.. Who knew Jobs had a sense of humor? Shit Siri Says
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Re: Assembling the rotisserie basket I need to make a series of videos that show how to do everything... Now if I could just find a Voice over guy!
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Re: Assembling the rotisserie basket The holder down things slide into the rods where they are thin.. once on the rod they can be slid to where ever you want them. Then tighten the wing nuts to keep them in position..
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Re: Anxiously awaiting my new kk
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Re: Anxiously awaiting my new kk Honestly no need to be anxious.. it's really easy with a KK. Take the time to read the owner's manual, Read this site NakedWhiz Review Watch these YouTube Videos Remember to control temps is all about airflow.. Don't worry, even your mistakes on a KK will be great.. and always remember to have fun with it.