I'm a smoker novice as in, I've never owned one before, so much of the forum discussion has been important to me, not just how to build and operate the UDS. (I read it out of order thinking the first 100 pages would have ideas later improved upon. I'm really glad I took notes as even in the last 15 pages I read, there was a tip I needed to know. He tells me of this forum and this thread, and for the next wee, I pretty much spent the next week reading all 500+ pages of the thread. He asks if I'm building a UDS, to which I reply, "a what?" I was planning to build one after I saw somebody that was selling them, just didn't know what it was called. (Lid not Pictured)Ī friend of mine comes by my place a couple weeks ago and noticed I had two replacement Weber grills laying by the door. I went out to my garage and got that $3.99 grill out and said how bought I give you this grill and you give me your lid. She said all her food taste like wire now and she can't use it. I had there son burn some wire for me a while back. Then today I went and picked up this extremely heavy and 1/4 think round plate that I'm going to use.Īlso I've been looking for a weber lid for mine. I have something better I'll give you for free. I was going to use the bottom to hold my charcoal. The cool part is there were on clearance for $3.99. In my cart I had one of those real cheap grills that cost $10.00 with no lid. The other day I was talking to a buddy of mine and told him about this smoker/ grill I was building. Or if enough people want them I could go pick up a bunch of them and ship them to you. I'm sure they could probably ship'em out. The place is called Evansville Nut and Bolt 81. Then today I found a local parts store that sells those washers and you don't have to modify them. Well I finally got somewhere on it today.
Decided to go ahead and get the 90 elbow it up and put a ball valve on it. Picked up the black threaded bungs or what ever there called with the caps.
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