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  1. The way my vac works is the drywall filter is a bag that hooks to the inlet inside the canister, and all of the ash is collected in the bag. When it's full, simply remove the bag and replace with a new one. I have a 12 gallon vac, a bag is good for ash from about 50-60lbs of coal. Robert
  2. Have you seen the technique of rolling the racks, securing with a skewer, and standing them, bones vertical on the grate? It's very space economical. Robert
  3. If I had to guess, the standard grates will stay the way they are, these new ones optional add ons. They'll be great for fish, veggies, or anything else small or delicate. They'll also be great for a skillet type of sear, burgers for instance. Grill Grates on steroids! Robert
  4. In my vast medical experience, if Rak can make the unveiling, I would allow him to lift a camera! Robert
  5. Good idea...😆😆 Robert
  6. I'm half trying to talk the wife into moving to kerrville, I love that part of Texas. Robert
  7. Steels, and ceramics do not sharpen, they simply re shape the blade. The only way to sharpen is to remove metal. Stones are the least exspensive, consistent way to sharpen. An easy, effective tool is the worksharp. It's a small, electric, belt drive, that uses a varying grit level bands to produce a good edge. Another tool is the edge pro, which is a tool using stones, and has a stand, allowing the user to set the honing angle, making for an easier way to get a consistent edge. There are other tools out there, varying in cost, and ease of use, but ya gotta remove metal to sharpen. Robert
  8. I'll let you know as soon as I can! I've used buttermilk before, but mostly with a batter, never in this manner. It's a gallon of buttermilk, a gallon of water, two cups kosher salt, and 6 tbls of a sweetish rub. We'll see!! Robert
  9. Thanks. I have two ten poundish birds for Thursday, I'm gonna do roughly the same thing. Maple brining one, buttermilk brining the other, both directly on the grate. Robert
  10. You're gonna need two just for the 32"!!😆😆😆 Robert
  11. ALWAYS wash your knives individually, and by hand. It'll help prevent these accidents from happening, and they'll stay sharper longer. Robert
  12. It's always a good day for gumbo! Besides, gumbo...kamado...they sound alike don't they? Robert
  13. 5698k

    Howdy!

    What ya waitin for? Robert
  14. Beautiful color, congrats!! Guys, I'm not sure that's a 32". Robert
  15. Was your entire cooking process on the KK exactly the same as you've done in the past? Do you always have the beef on during the heat up process? Robert
  16. I went to South Africa and Namibia in Aug 2014. Based on my experience, there's no telling what animal that came from. That said, just about everything I ate was quite tasty. Robert
  17. I love the Instagram thing. I hadn't used it until bosceaux's recommendation! Robert
  18. That's what makes them more enjoyable. Robert
  19. Oh, c'mon now Dennis, we all know you did this on purpose just to mess with Bosceaux. 😎😎 Robert
  20. I'm gonna try this, especially since I have some genuine Canadien maple syrup!! Robert
  21. This stuff is worse than crack!!! Robert
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