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Uploaded by on Jun 12, 2008

Smokey Jo Mk. V in action
Have a look at some newer vids for the upgrade to Mk. VI

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  • Ay, quick question, mate.

    Do you have a hole cut in the bottom of tha trashcan for which your burner fits inside of it?

    Because I dont see how you are smoking inside of the trash can without actually having the burner IN the trash can.

    How are you doing it?

  • Hello,

    1- 6x8mm holes drilled at the bottom on the side of the bin, otherwise there would be no draw of smoke.

    2- Burner underneath the bin to ignite sawdust, not to raise the temperature.

    3- Not smoking in the bin, only used to generate the smoke, hence all the ducting to the barrel.

    Read the other comments, and if you are still confused, ask again.

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  • @mattgregory1 nice setup, looks like you've got a great little helper there, too! I imagine the old barrel adds a little of its own flavor to the end mix as well. Did you catch those trout yourself? Nothing in the world like fresh trout!

  • Oh my that looks great good job.

  • thx for all the info. happy new year!

  • Exactly. Have a look at my other vids, I am on Mk. VI now...

  • awesome. so once you start the fire using the gas flame it keeps smoldering by itself?

  • Got them both, replies should be showing...

    The flue on Mk VI is about 6 meters, but on Mk V was only about 1.5m.

    You could have it come in at the bottom, but then you would have to prop the barrel up quite a long way and mine is VERY heavy.

    The fire box is now a galvanised dustbin, so about 70cm high and 40cm across. It has 6x8mm holes drilled right at the bottom for draw, and the saw dust is stacked to one side. I go for as dry as possible, but a little bit of dampness helps prevent flare..

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