When you use the gravity feed, it drops ash down onto the wood splits or wood chunks in the firebox so you basically use it, but you don’t have to tend it like you do when you are using it as a stick burner. You just toss a split or two in every so often and forget it. The charcoal burns slowly and the hot coals dropping onto the wood produce the smoke in a very slow, controlled burn. I use the stick burner option when I have a lot of time and just want to chill and tend a fire. For me, that’s one of the great things about the BBQ experience. Unfortunately, life gets in the way and we rarely have time. To keep cooking, a gravity fed smoker or pellet smoker allow me to cook all through the week. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your support!
@@williamdevereaux7484 Thank you! You can contact Stump McDowell on Facebook if you would like to have one built. Just let him know that it’s the one from the Wood Fire Smoke video. He will know exactly what your talking about. Great guy!
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That looks amazing! Love that smoker. Check those wheels - nice!
Thank you! I have to say, it is my pride and joy!
We followed the recipe and our ribs turned out so delicious! The tip on removing the membrane was very helpful!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed them!’
Good job buddy.
Thanks!
Can you use the gravity feed and the stick burner at the same time?
When you use the gravity feed, it drops ash down onto the wood splits or wood chunks in the firebox so you basically use it, but you don’t have to tend it like you do when you are using it as a stick burner. You just toss a split or two in every so often and forget it. The charcoal burns slowly and the hot coals dropping onto the wood produce the smoke in a very slow, controlled burn.
I use the stick burner option when I have a lot of time and just want to chill and tend a fire. For me, that’s one of the great things about the BBQ experience. Unfortunately, life gets in the way and we rarely have time. To keep cooking, a gravity fed smoker or pellet smoker allow me to cook all through the week.
Hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your support!
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Thanks for the reply! Just what I wanted to hear! Great looking cooker!
@@williamdevereaux7484 Thank you! You can contact Stump McDowell on Facebook if you would like to have one built. Just let him know that it’s the one from the Wood Fire Smoke video. He will know exactly what your talking about. Great guy!