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Attention Cookshack Senior Design Engineering Staff and Liability Lawyers.....

I've just gashed myself a second time on the (razor) sharp edge of my Smokette 008's top, (the lip above the door).

You may want to think about smoothing it a bit or rounding it over before someone looses a limb.

I would settle out of court for a stand or something but I've already got one :-)


(Sorry, I couldn't resist using the photo again)
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No matter how well a shear is set up and even with sharp blades there will be a burr from shearing. If the stainless is soft enough (probably 304) take a sharp file to it. If that doesn't work use a 4" sander.

Donna, there are all kinds of ways to de-burr. Hand tools from $10-$15 to a machine for about $500. However you do it, it will only add one or two minutes to time. Get your shop foreman to look through the J&L and MSC industrial supply catalogs. I never let a sharp edge or corner out of my shop.
I remembered this post awhile back but thought nothing about it. Today after a few weeks of not using the Cookshack I pulled the cover off. The bees flew out. They had made a few nests on the smoker. I tried to hit one on the back and missed, caught my left index finger on the bottom edge of the smoker. WOW blood was flowing. It didn�t hurt because the edge was so sharp. It took it to the bone. I have had the smoker for 3 years and never had this happen. Heads up out there. Kind of reminds me of the old TV cops show NYPD. After the briefing he would say � Lets be safe out there� was that the quote? Ha ha. Anyway I am cheap so have my finger wrap in cotton with duck tape no less. I will be fine.

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