Nice. I did this temp probe mod with my old kettle but the rubber eventually wore out from the heat. Doing a chicken wing cook will do a number on that rubber. A sns port mod works better since it's made of stainless steel. Also, I installed a NPT port next to the sns probe port on my classic Weber kettle which is nice because it allows one to thread in a high-quality dial temperature gauge such as the Tel-Tru which is half-inch NPT. Sometimes those probes and electronics get cumbersome and all I need is a big dial thermometer. Also, my dial thermometers go up to 1,000 degrees. I've had the Thermoworks hit top end and blank out. I even had a Tel-tru dial blow out once because max was only 550 F. So now my dial thermometers are 800 or 1,000 F Max. Thanks for posting!
I've made several modificatios to my webber I added a 1in air hole with a damper cover just under the slow and sear basket for better air controle. I also did the probe gromit. I cut a top vent damper in half and and made a new vent about 3 in from the bottom edge of the lid. I run the top vent closed and the lower lid vent open about half for the first hour of smoking drawing the smoke directly across the meat. Then I close that and use only the 1in hole I put in the bottom and top vent only I can keep it 225 if I chose very easily. I feel like the webber kettle is a great little smoker with some modifications. It wasn't really designed to do indirect cooking but it can and with a few add ons and tweeks it dose a great job. Agreed the side shelf is worth every penny. Also with the extra air I can open things up and hit 450 really quickly for pizza
Sweet mods Phil. Weber needs to bring you on as an aftermarket consultant! I've garnered more clever ideas from you, for tricking out my kettles than any other channel. So glad Justin over at Baby Back Maniac suggested your channel all those months ago.
Hi Phil! Very cool mods for the kettle. I will attempt to do those mods in the future. Thanks for all the tips and tricks! Maybe I will use my kettle more often for smaller cooks when I have these mods.
I love having the probe port and guru port, especially the probe port. So handy. Highly recommend this mod. Weber should add that feature IMO. Good luck.
Cool mods! One observation on the BBQ GURU: The clean out paddles don't actually sweep across the full circle of the kettle. At around 12:38 you can see the V-shaped break in the scratch marks that is outside the paddle's range of motion (it's just above and to the right of the vent hole; you can also see the paddles stop on either side at 12:46 and 12:59). I haven't measured it ('cause I don't own a BBQ GURU), but it sure looks like it would fit there without needing to do the Dremel grinding on the GURU adapter.
Nice observation iaeen. You are correct. There is a couple inches further around that is between the paddle action. I chose that location so it would be in the front right quarter and closer in alignment with the probe port and the wires for the thermometer and guru would locate closer together. The guru adaptor had to be on that level so it would be beneath the charcoal grate, and miss the paddles. Both items could be located further around in that spot, but I wanted all the wires closer to the front quarter. Thanks for the great observation and feedback. And, thanks for watching and commenting.
When it comes to mods on your cooker, always go to Phil! Those are some great mods, I'm definitely gonna add the rubber grommet to my kettle. That would make it so much neater than just having the wires under the lid. Great video as always brother!
Hi love ya. My husband just got me a new Weber kettle like yours the red. I named her Rose. Lol thank you for all great videos. Hi Janet can't wait for Clemson on Saturday
How ya doing Larry. Yea, a couple ports to help things go a little easier. Will be using the guru on a turkey just because. LOL Thanks for stopping by.
Phil, wanted to get a couple cooks with the kettle, sns, and guru. I've done a chuck roast and finishing up a pork butt. I'm really impressed the way it all worked togther. Keep the videos coming.
Nice work on installing and the placement of the mods Phil! I like the silicone grommet for your temp probes. Glad you were able to keep the guru fan from interfering with the ash sweep. CB
I like when u put a Phil Rig on one of your cookers, keeps us guessin whats next, also shows people what is possible with a little fore thought on how things work together, what if I put it here, how is it going to affect other existing things to operate. Good one Phil. Those old Craftsman drills will take your arm off before u know it with the torque that it has if it gets caught on something.... Jay
I REALLY like this mod. I am off directly to order some parts. Step drill, grommets and guru adapter. I think I will also use this opportunity to add the probe grommet to my WSM. Thanks for another awesome mod video Phil!!
Thanks Red. We just love playin around with stuff. Appreciate ya good buddy. Hope your trip is goin good. I think about that, then you pop up somewhere and check in. LOL
Hey Phil. When I did the grommet mod video, I drilled a pilot hole but it was still a booger to drill through that enamel LOL. Be well and be blessed brother.
Hahaha. I like to mod parts or make additions that save time or make grilling and smoking easier and quicker. Once in a while one might slip on for looks. Lol Thanks for checking it out.
Oh boy. Dang it Phil! Now I have to drill holes in my kettle! Glad you got your issue with the Guru taken care of. You will wonder how you got by without it. I would be curious if you use less fuel on the WSM with the guru than without. That is how it seems to me, but I don’t have as much experience using my WSM without the guru as what you have. Looking forward to the first cook with the Guru on the kettle.
Hey Bryan. I love Gadgetry, so I'll use that new toy every time I can. I can see using less fuel with the fire and heat control. Makes sense to me. Thanks-phil
After watching this video I am wondering where is your Guru connected to? What powers it and makes it blow on and off when needed to control your temps?
I've seen a bunch of your videos awhile ago, but how does the pit viper work with a slow n sear? Do they work well together, I know you use them together. Thanks in advance, doing some digging on your videos now so I might find the answer here soon. I like to run a drip n griddle (SNS) for forced air flow, will your placement work the same with one?
Do you have any issues with the blower kicking up ash during the cook, the port being so close to where it all settles? I installed a blower on my wsm, and I love it, but the charcoal box is way below the food. Now I'm thinking about adding these mods to my kettle to switch the blower over to it as needed.
Where did you get that gadget to hold the smoke thermometer! Just ordered a smoke and was wondering where I was gonna put it! That would work perfect! And does the dragon wing allow any smoke to leak from the lid? and one more question. Is that the newer red limited edition kettle?
That came from Amazon. Flexible Gooseneck smartphone holder. Does not leak with dragon wing. Yep, red limited edition. Hey thanks for watching and commenting.
@@progers5019 and does this look like the right one? www.amazon.com/Macally-Adjustable-Gooseneck-Smartphones-ClipMount/dp/B00O4VAGR8/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1543486662&sr=8-8&keywords=Flexible+Gooseneck+smartphone+holder
@@progers5019 Sorry I'm hounding you with questions, last one I swear :) The rubber piece on the top vent, Is that easily removable? Would like to replace it with a wood one from grillhandles.com along with the handles. Thanks again!
Doesn't anyone like natural aspiration any longer, He's drilling holes in his weber limited edition grill. The mods are great and your video makes one more confident about drilling holes in one's weber kettle. Now on with the show, the big cook. I heard you mention you would like a pellet cooker do you have any Interest in ceramic kamatos if you care to elaborate we are listening. Thanks Phil
What's up John. You don't need to worry about drilling holes in a weber kettle. That thing is tougher than an alligator's hide. Also, notice I didn't leave the hole naked but presented my viewers with two very nice professionally installed ports which serve two ideal purposes. Now kamado, naaa. Pellet, we'll see. Got another Guru. The good people at BBQ GURU took good care of me.
John, John, John,.......really???? I'm still waiting to see that Ultimate Pit you've been talking about making! Oh......No Vids and No Subs! :-( Comment On My Friend!
@@HeavyMetalBarBQue I like stock models with some custom add ons, The kettle with right set up Aka stacker along with bbq dragon would seem adiquit. I don't cook that much that often most of ones I like you would feed an army on. Shirley Fab, Lonestargrillz, if you have patience these would be nice, I do have fascination for Kamato Joe, they are coming out with new vortex system next year. I'll let you and Phil, and woodshed perfect the perfect setup. Not doing a lot of cooking I thought that if you set vents have fuel you could almost set and forget temp, I didn't understand fascination with the guru, ikamand and all other such devices. Not an inventor or tinkerer, just consumer observer, and commentator. Till U Fire the Space Station up again over and out \m/ on.
Phil can you link me to the clamp on thingy that's holding your Thermoworks Smoke? Been looking for a way to mount it, currently I have it stuck to my BBQDragon wing. You also answered another one of my questions in this video. I was not sure if the Smoke probes would fit through that port. Now I know! Thanks!
Hey Phil! Thought I had posted a comment yesterday? Can't remember what I said.....but......You know how I feel about using a Stoker. I'll be waiting to see what you do with it.
I like the way both you of you guys trick out your Weber cookers. The main reason I bought my Weber Premium Kettle on Craigslist for $40 was so I could spend all of my money on the accessories and pimping it out with all kinds of mods like you guys do. The poor guy that I bought my kettle from had only used it 2 or 3 times to grill some burgers and dogs ... he never even used the ash catcher because he didn't know what it was for. The bottom of the kettle was full of ash but it was all dry because he stored the kettle inside his garage the whole time .... like for 9 years because it's a 2009 model. With still a lot of shiny porcelain left on the inside of the kettle, it was super easy to clean up just like new. Just now finished cooking a couple of racks of St. Louis ribs -- the best ribs I've ever made or tasted .... ever. Anyway, you guys are the best. I learn a whole lot from ya. :)
Thanks for watching Bill. The probe port comes in a 2-pack from Amazon which is good. Probe Port. .www.amazon.com/Impresa-Products-Thermometer-Grommet-Grills/dp/B07BC4TYQ5/ref=asc_df_B07BC4TYQ5/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241909336538&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1199310605937132180&hvp
7/8- 1 1/4. The adapter body bumps against the ouside of kettle and screw goes thru hole from inside air deflector and kettle and screws into the intarnal of the adapter. The adapter nipple is larger than the hole, doesn't go thru the hole. bbqguru.com/storenav?CategoryId=2&ProductId=6
Hey John, I've been a Craftsman tool guy all my life. Not the very best but definitely a good line of tools for shade tree guys, along with their line of power tools. I totally understand your feelings on mods not needed to use kettles just as they are. Some of us just gotta do it. Thanks-phil
Not technically, but there would probably be more concentrated heat on that side of the SnS. I know charcoal can be spread over the entire charcoal grate and the guru adapter is just below. Thatis probably not a problem. Guess I was thinking about probe wires and that is located in another location. Also the fan wire is outside the kettle. So, it probably doesn't matter. I mispoke. Confused old man. LOL
@@kevinholt4441 They sent me another controller. I'll box the bad one up and send it back. They were all over it with great customer service and very apologetic. Now if they had tossed in another $60 prime brisket that woulda been icing on the cake. LOL
Hey Daryl. If it's the one beside the steps, I bought that from Home Depot. They have a coupe different ones. Also, if you want something a little larger, SAMS has one you should look at. Thanks for stopping by.
Dave, I actually have a port exactly like that on my offst stick burner, and a spare in my box. I actually like the one I installed on the kettle better for the kettle. Anyway, hole is bored and this one works just fine. Thanks-phil
There's a point moving back and forth where the blades never pass. Damn nothing gets by you huh. Glad that's over nearly had a stroke watching stupidity...
TH-cam recommended me this video. Rest in peace my friend. You are missed a lot
Nice. I did this temp probe mod with my old kettle but the rubber eventually wore out from the heat. Doing a chicken wing cook will do a number on that rubber. A sns port mod works better since it's made of stainless steel. Also, I installed a NPT port next to the sns probe port on my classic Weber kettle which is nice because it allows one to thread in a high-quality dial temperature gauge such as the Tel-Tru which is half-inch NPT. Sometimes those probes and electronics get cumbersome and all I need is a big dial thermometer. Also, my dial thermometers go up to 1,000 degrees. I've had the Thermoworks hit top end and blank out. I even had a Tel-tru dial blow out once because max was only 550 F. So now my dial thermometers are 800 or 1,000 F Max. Thanks for posting!
I've made several modificatios to my webber I added a 1in air hole with a damper cover just under the slow and sear basket for better air controle. I also did the probe gromit. I cut a top vent damper in half and and made a new vent about 3 in from the bottom edge of the lid. I run the top vent closed and the lower lid vent open about half for the first hour of smoking drawing the smoke directly across the meat. Then I close that and use only the 1in hole I put in the bottom and top vent only I can keep it 225 if I chose very easily.
I feel like the webber kettle is a great little smoker with some modifications. It wasn't really designed to do indirect cooking but it can and with a few add ons and tweeks it dose a great job. Agreed the side shelf is worth every penny. Also with the extra air I can open things up and hit 450 really quickly for pizza
Sweet mods Phil.
Weber needs to bring you on as an aftermarket consultant!
I've garnered more clever ideas from you, for tricking out my kettles than any other channel.
So glad Justin over at Baby Back Maniac suggested your channel all those months ago.
Appreciate that Scott. Just small stuff that add practical use. Appreciate you likin the PIF channel.
I learned something new with Q-tip. 👍🏻
Hi Phil! Very cool mods for the kettle. I will attempt to do those mods in the future. Thanks for all the tips and tricks! Maybe I will use my kettle more often for smaller cooks when I have these mods.
Hey Jared. Thanks for coming by the PIF channel. Glad you liked the mods. They are very useful.
THX Phil. I am doing the 1 1/4 in hole in the very near future. The paint on the Q Tip was on point.
I love having the probe port and guru port, especially the probe port. So handy. Highly recommend this mod. Weber should add that feature IMO. Good luck.
Cool mods!
One observation on the BBQ GURU: The clean out paddles don't actually sweep across the full circle of the kettle. At around 12:38 you can see the V-shaped break in the scratch marks that is outside the paddle's range of motion (it's just above and to the right of the vent hole; you can also see the paddles stop on either side at 12:46 and 12:59). I haven't measured it ('cause I don't own a BBQ GURU), but it sure looks like it would fit there without needing to do the Dremel grinding on the GURU adapter.
Nice observation iaeen. You are correct. There is a couple inches further around that is between the paddle action. I chose that location so it would be in the front right quarter and closer in alignment with the probe port and the wires for the thermometer and guru would locate closer together. The guru adaptor had to be on that level so it would be beneath the charcoal grate, and miss the paddles. Both items could be located further around in that spot, but I wanted all the wires closer to the front quarter. Thanks for the great observation and feedback. And, thanks for watching and commenting.
Hey Phil this is a nice hack for the Kettle. I also enjoyed the story about the drill.
Thanks Steve. Me and that drill go way back. Many of the guys I worked with during that time are gone. Special for sure.
When it comes to mods on your cooker, always go to Phil! Those are some great mods, I'm definitely gonna add the rubber grommet to my kettle. That would make it so much neater than just having the wires under the lid. Great video as always brother!
Thanks Chris. Think I'm gonna like these.
Doing both of those mods on my kettle 22 this weekend. Thanks Phil, your idea and instructions were awesome. 🤘🔥
Hey Michael. I saw this post without a reply. Sorry, I don't always see them when they come in for some reason. I hope it all worked out.
Hi love ya. My husband just got me a new Weber kettle like yours the red. I named her Rose. Lol thank you for all great videos. Hi Janet can't wait for Clemson on Saturday
Hey there Stephanie. Glad you got your new red kettle. Yeah. I'll tell Janet you said hey.
Hey, I ordered the guru from BBQ GURU, and the Grommet port from Amazon.
Must have missed this comment. Yeah good for you. Hope you like it.
RIP sir. You're surely missed.
He die ?
It's sure coming along. I like that removable shelf. If I still had my Weber, I might have got one.
How ya doing Larry. Yea, a couple ports to help things go a little easier. Will be using the guru on a turkey just because. LOL Thanks for stopping by.
Phil, wanted to get a couple cooks with the kettle, sns, and guru. I've done a chuck roast and finishing up a pork butt. I'm really impressed the way it all worked togther. Keep the videos coming.
Just now saw your comment. Thanks for watching and following the PIF channel. Sounds like you have a good setup
Great mods Phil. Love the old school craftsman. I've got an old black n decker one like yours that was my grandpas
Thanks brother. Me and that old drill go way back. Most of the guys on that crew are gone now. Just playin wid my stuff. Thanks-phil
Nice work on installing and the placement of the mods Phil! I like the silicone grommet for your temp probes. Glad you were able to keep the guru fan from interfering with the ash sweep. CB
Yea I like these two. Very practical and useful. Thanks Mr. BIGGS
Great mods done here Mr. Phil! Thanks for showing how ya done them!
Thanks for checking it out CB
Great additions to the kettle. I have an extra grommet- I will add it to one of my kettles. Love the side shelf.
Hey Louis. Yes I like these two ports. Using the guru today on the WSM
I like when u put a Phil Rig on one of your cookers, keeps us guessin whats next, also shows people what is possible with a little fore thought on how things work together, what if I put it here, how is it going to affect other existing things to operate. Good one Phil.
Those old Craftsman drills will take your arm off before u know it with the torque that it has if it gets caught on something.... Jay
Haha torque. Been there done that. Tooth missin or black eye. I'm gonna like these two mods. Got my new guru today. Look Out
Phil N Florence
So how long should I STAY TUNED, I am gettin anxious! J
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Walk away. Come back Saturday or Sunday.
Phil N Florence
I will be looking forward to a Phil Phix then. J
Nice work!
I REALLY like this mod. I am off directly to order some parts. Step drill, grommets and guru adapter. I think I will also use this opportunity to add the probe grommet to my WSM. Thanks for another awesome mod video Phil!!
Alright Bryan. I saw this post without a reply. Sorry, I don't always see them when they come in for some reason. I hope it all worked out.
Nice mods as always!! I find it relaxing watching knowledgable people make mods :)
Me too Lasse. Thanks-phil
Very good video!
Great video as always Phil, always love your mod videos
Thanks brother. Got another one in the hatch. Stay Tuned
You are the mod king 🤴 I just love watching these and learning a ton!
Thanks Red. We just love playin around with stuff. Appreciate ya good buddy. Hope your trip is goin good. I think about that, then you pop up somewhere and check in. LOL
Hey Phil. When I did the grommet mod video, I drilled a pilot hole but it was still a booger to drill through that enamel LOL. Be well and be blessed brother.
Hey Joel. Long time since we talked. Hope you are doing good. Yea that high heat baked in porcelain enamel is a bear. Thanks for dropping by.
@@progers5019 I've been around just busy. Did you see my video where I modified the air control/ash sweep arm for better cleaning?
Good work Phil!
Thanks good buddy.
Love your setup
Thanks for watching and commenting Ozker.
Today is the day I finally get around to doing these mods. Here we go!
Took 20 minutes, thanks to the PIF Weber Mod Tutorial. Thanks Phil!
@@bryans7131 Hey Bryan. I'm glad you gotter done. It's a benefit for sure. Have a great week
Phil N Florence Set the Guru for 300, and she is rock solid just like on the WSM. AWESOME!
@@bryans7131
That's good news.
Nice mods bro. Great ideas for the kettle. I'm scared I mess something up. Lol! I'll have to bring mine to you to help me do it the right way. 😁
We can do it. Not a problem. Thanks Scott
Nice mods Phil!
Thanks, I copied them from this guy named Tom.
Phil "Mod Monster" in Florence! I don't do much of any mods but yours have been done well! When are the spinning rims going on this kettle?? Ha!
Hahaha. I like to mod parts or make additions that save time or make grilling and smoking easier and quicker. Once in a while one might slip on for looks. Lol Thanks for checking it out.
I’m going to be doing the same thing to mine. And yes those shelves are a half to
Practical mods that work and help make things mo better. Thanks-phil
Merci mec 🙂
Excellent video as usual brother......BOYLOOKAHERE....KEEP SMOKING POTNA
Ricky, BLH...Just addin stuff that helps. Appreciate ya POTNA.
Oh boy. Dang it Phil! Now I have to drill holes in my kettle! Glad you got your issue with the Guru taken care of. You will wonder how you got by without it. I would be curious if you use less fuel on the WSM with the guru than without. That is how it seems to me, but I don’t have as much experience using my WSM without the guru as what you have. Looking forward to the first cook with the Guru on the kettle.
Hey Bryan. I love Gadgetry, so I'll use that new toy every time I can. I can see using less fuel with the fire and heat control. Makes sense to me. Thanks-phil
nice work!
Thanks for watching.
Where did you get the shelf
After watching this video I am wondering where is your Guru connected to? What powers it and makes it blow on and off when needed to control your temps?
Nice work! How has the grommet held up against the heat? Do you keep the coals away from it?
No problem at all. Still good. Thanks for watching
I've seen a bunch of your videos awhile ago, but how does the pit viper work with a slow n sear? Do they work well together, I know you use them together. Thanks in advance, doing some digging on your videos now so I might find the answer here soon. I like to run a drip n griddle (SNS) for forced air flow, will your placement work the same with one?
You didn’t show how you put the grommet in, I’m having a hell 9f a time😊
Do you have any issues with the blower kicking up ash during the cook, the port being so close to where it all settles?
I installed a blower on my wsm, and I love it, but the charcoal box is way below the food. Now I'm thinking about adding these mods to my kettle to switch the blower over to it as needed.
Where did you get that gadget to hold the smoke thermometer! Just ordered a smoke and was wondering where I was gonna put it! That would work perfect! And does the dragon wing allow any smoke to leak from the lid? and one more question. Is that the newer red limited edition kettle?
That came from Amazon. Flexible Gooseneck smartphone holder. Does not leak with dragon wing. Yep, red limited edition. Hey thanks for watching and commenting.
@@progers5019 Thanks! Do you know if they have resolved the issues with the finish on the red limited editions?
@@progers5019 and does this look like the right one? www.amazon.com/Macally-Adjustable-Gooseneck-Smartphones-ClipMount/dp/B00O4VAGR8/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1543486662&sr=8-8&keywords=Flexible+Gooseneck+smartphone+holder
@@progers5019 Sorry I'm hounding you with questions, last one I swear :) The rubber piece on the top vent, Is that easily removable? Would like to replace it with a wood one from grillhandles.com along with the handles. Thanks again!
@@stevedoughja1034 Don't have any issues with mine. None that Christy, and heard anyone else speak of it.
Very cool, you did a great job! Do you have any issues with smoke leakage with those holes you drilled?
Sadly, this great dude passed away recently. RIP.
How does the grommet hold up to heat
Doesn't anyone like natural aspiration any longer, He's drilling holes in his weber limited edition grill.
The mods are great and your video makes one more confident about drilling holes in one's weber kettle. Now on with the show, the big cook. I heard you mention you would like a pellet cooker do you have any Interest in ceramic kamatos if you care to elaborate we are listening.
Thanks Phil
What's up John. You don't need to worry about drilling holes in a weber kettle. That thing is tougher than an alligator's hide. Also, notice I didn't leave the hole naked but presented my viewers with two very nice professionally installed ports which serve two ideal purposes. Now kamado, naaa. Pellet, we'll see. Got another Guru. The good people at BBQ GURU took good care of me.
John, John, John,.......really???? I'm still waiting to see that Ultimate Pit you've been talking about making! Oh......No Vids and No Subs! :-( Comment On My Friend!
@@HeavyMetalBarBQue I like stock models with some custom add ons, The kettle with right set up
Aka stacker along with bbq dragon would seem adiquit. I don't cook that much that often most of ones I like you would feed an army on. Shirley Fab, Lonestargrillz, if you have patience these would be nice, I do have fascination for Kamato Joe, they are coming out with new vortex system next year.
I'll let you and Phil, and woodshed perfect the perfect setup. Not doing a lot of cooking I thought that if you set vents have fuel you could almost set and forget temp, I didn't understand fascination with the guru, ikamand and all other such devices. Not an inventor or tinkerer, just consumer observer, and commentator. Till U Fire the Space Station up again over and out \m/ on.
Phil can you link me to the clamp on thingy that's holding your Thermoworks Smoke? Been looking for a way to mount it, currently I have it stuck to my BBQDragon wing. You also answered another one of my questions in this video. I was not sure if the Smoke probes would fit through that port. Now I know! Thanks!
I was thinking the same thing. I wonder if it's a generic phone holder from a store like Five Below or Ebay?
He should have at least got hole saws for metal. Fine tooth bits wouldn't chip the enamel so bad.
absolutely love this mod where can I find the rubber grommet for the whole? does weber offer this in parts?great vid Uncle Phil
Both from Amazon
Probe Port.
.www.amazon.com/Impresa-Products-Thermometer-Grommet-Grills/dp/B07BC4TYQ5/ref=asc_df_B07BC4TYQ5/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241909336538&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1199310605937132180&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9010545&hvtargid=pla-491664911709&psc=1#immersive-view_1549899116371
Flexible Gooseneck smartphone holder
www.amazon.com/Macally-Adjustable-Gooseneck-Smartphones-ClipMount/dp/B00O4VAGR8/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1549899279&sr=8-11&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=flexible+gooseneck+smartphone
Hey Phil! Thought I had posted a comment yesterday? Can't remember what I said.....but......You know how I feel about using a Stoker.
I'll be waiting to see what you do with it.
Damorrow, it will happen.
I like the way both you of you guys trick out your Weber cookers. The main reason I bought my Weber Premium Kettle on Craigslist for $40 was so I could spend all of my money on the accessories and pimping it out with all kinds of mods like you guys do. The poor guy that I bought my kettle from had only used it 2 or 3 times to grill some burgers and dogs ... he never even used the ash catcher because he didn't know what it was for. The bottom of the kettle was full of ash but it was all dry because he stored the kettle inside his garage the whole time .... like for 9 years because it's a 2009 model. With still a lot of shiny porcelain left on the inside of the kettle, it was super easy to clean up just like new. Just now finished cooking a couple of racks of St. Louis ribs -- the best ribs I've ever made or tasted .... ever.
Anyway, you guys are the best. I learn a whole lot from ya. :)
@@RA-rf4nz
Thanks RA for the comments. Sounds like you stumbled across a Goodern. Now Mod & Accessorize
Hey R A.....I need to start checking craigslist! Thanks for that heads up! Mod On! \m/ @@RA-rf4nz
Great video Phil. Where can I buy that probe attachment. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching Bill. The probe port comes in a 2-pack from Amazon which is good.
Probe Port.
.www.amazon.com/Impresa-Products-Thermometer-Grommet-Grills/dp/B07BC4TYQ5/ref=asc_df_B07BC4TYQ5/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241909336538&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1199310605937132180&hvp
What size hole did you drill/make for the guru fan adapter?
7/8- 1 1/4. The adapter body bumps against the ouside of kettle and screw goes thru hole from inside air deflector and kettle and screws into the intarnal of the adapter. The adapter nipple is larger than the hole, doesn't go thru the hole.
bbqguru.com/storenav?CategoryId=2&ProductId=6
Where did you get the grommet. Also where did you get the ThermoWorks holder thanks
Both from Amazon
Probe Port.
.www.amazon.com/Impresa-Products-Thermometer-Grommet-Grills/dp/B07BC4TYQ5/ref=asc_df_B07BC4TYQ5/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241909336538&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1199310605937132180&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9010545&hvtargid=pla-491664911709&psc=1#immersive-view_1549899116371
Flexible Gooseneck smartphone holder
www.amazon.com/Macally-Adjustable-Gooseneck-Smartphones-ClipMount/dp/B00O4VAGR8/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1549899279&sr=8-11&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=flexible+gooseneck+smartphone
I loved craftsman from a kid all my granddad would buy and he knew tools! but I don't see the need to mod a webber kettle
Hey John, I've been a Craftsman tool guy all my life. Not the very best but definitely a good line of tools for shade tree guys, along with their line of power tools. I totally understand your feelings on mods not needed to use kettles just as they are. Some of us just gotta do it. Thanks-phil
What about cleaning the kettle with all those things.
Sadly, this great dude passed away recently. RIP.
Does it matter where your Guru is in relation to your Slow n Sear?
Not technically, but there would probably be more concentrated heat on that side of the SnS. I know charcoal can be spread over the entire charcoal grate and the guru adapter is just below. Thatis probably not a problem. Guess I was thinking about probe wires and that is located in another location. Also the fan wire is outside the kettle. So, it probably doesn't matter. I mispoke. Confused old man. LOL
What did you use to mount your smoke base station to your Weber legs?
Both from Amazon
Probe Port.
.www.amazon.com/Impresa-Products-Thermometer-Grommet-Grills/dp/B07BC4TYQ5/ref=asc_df_B07BC4TYQ5/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241909336538&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1199310605937132180&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9010545&hvtargid=pla-491664911709&psc=1#immersive-view_1549899116371
Flexible Gooseneck smartphone holder
www.amazon.com/Macally-Adjustable-Gooseneck-Smartphones-ClipMount/dp/B00O4VAGR8/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1549899279&sr=8-11&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=flexible+gooseneck+smartphone
Go to the 9:27 mark on this video and I zoom in on it.
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Thank you Sir!
Phil did you ever resolve your issues with the bbq guru,and the wsm?
Yes, the new Guru came today and already tested. Will use it this weekend. Thanks for asking. All good.
Did they replace your Guru or did you have to purchase a new one?
@@kevinholt4441 They sent me another controller. I'll box the bad one up and send it back. They were all over it with great customer service and very apologetic. Now if they had tossed in another $60 prime brisket that woulda been icing on the cake. LOL
Lol glad it worked out for you. Can't wait to see how you put it to work. Don't forget to use your extra racks in your Weber if you get a chance.
Phil,have you used the bbq guru with the sns?
Hello David. No, since I just got it, this was my first cook using it. That one is coming soon. Thanks-phil
@@progers5019 I'm going to try this weekend with a chuck roast. I'll let you know how it turns out.
@@davidschupbach3814 Alright David. Let me know how it goes.
Hi Phil just peddling around your video page, I like the storage box you have there did you make it or buy it like that
Hey Daryl. If it's the one beside the steps, I bought that from Home Depot. They have a coupe different ones. Also, if you want something a little larger, SAMS has one you should look at. Thanks for stopping by.
i like th' way ya talk, um hmm
Hey duckie, I see you one of the ski boys. lol Yea we drag it out in the south. We laugh at ourself.
I appreciate you watching, uh huh !
st.louis bbq store has a better probe port.15 $
Dave, I actually have a port exactly like that on my offst stick burner, and a spare in my box. I actually like the one I installed on the kettle better for the kettle. Anyway, hole is bored and this one works just fine. Thanks-phil
Step bits are for hack’s, way to use proper tools.
PNF!!!!!!!!
Thanks Hobie
How to ruin your webee in 2 easy steps.
There's a point moving back and forth where the blades never pass. Damn nothing gets by you huh. Glad that's over nearly had a stroke watching stupidity...