Yes, it angles out between the two elbows to clear the roof overhang.
[ATTACH] Another example from DexterDay
Off-road?
Cutting through the roof is easy, if you decide to go that way. This is a pretty good video. There are several others on youtube. [MEDIA]
If you decide to go through the wall, the chimney can be spaced off the house enough to clear that small overhang. The gutter could be cut and...
Howdy :handshake:
How much does pump diesel (off-road?) cost vs delivery?
[IMG] This map shows me in the edge of Blue Ash range but I've never heard of them around here.
A coworker recommends "rolling a fatty" :smoke:. Just kidding, its food. I'll have to try it one of theses days, sounds delicious.
I've heard it is, never tried it. But sausage is kinda like bacon, hard to go wrong.
I'm just going to unroll (flatten) the foil, so it can get some smoke and drain some grease. I put the sausage on a few min ago, should cook about...
The moisture needs a way to escape, otherwise the wood is being steamed. I'd use a poker or the likes and reach under the pallet and tear some...
Yep, it happens :emb:
Never done it before. Here's my plan. Wrap a 1 lb roll of sausage in alum foil, like a baked potato. Cook it at 250F for 3 hrs. Open up the foil,...
That's what I thought. My first concern was, have I been drinking and posting again? :cheers::drunk::wacky::doh:
Yes, I have other stacks with T posts at the end. Treated posts would be good.
60F this morning, high of 76F today. I just stuffed the firebox full of red oak and lit it off. In the smoker :chef: Smoking some ribs and...
Yeah, they go in at night. Mine are on the roost 30 min before sundown. Keep them up for 4-5 days when they are new so they will know where home is.
This quote is from yooperdave. I wonder why it showed up as mine? Strange :confused:
Says the guy with perfect stacks :whistle: Oh, I can build them good enough. But I've been avoiding it when possible for decades. Laziness I guess...
