Reply to "Cold smoke baffle plate"

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Originally posted by skipro3:
... I then plug up the hole on top so the smoke stays inside...

ski, looks like you're really getting into the smoker and trying a lot of things and it's fun to read.

We've discussed this a few times here in the forums, be aware, that you could create overpressure and force heat/smoke/moisture in any new seams and openings. It can also reduce the available oxygen and smother the fire.

Instead of wood, try pellets or sawdust, they smoke at lower temps than wood chunks.

6/10/099:47 AM

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