The wood dust is packed into the ProQ Smoker. The dust is lit on one end with a candle. The wire mesh of the ProQ keeps the dust smoldering (to produce smoke) and doesn't let the dust burn too fast.
Simple but effective.
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Posts: 1056 | Location: Whittier, California | Registered: July 23, 2004
I had some trouble ordering one of these and got discouraged. I would rather try making one similar to this. Anyone have any ideas. Last year I used my smokey joe with three briquettes inside and some sawdust. Set on the bottom of my WSM cracked the top vent and opened the bottom vent wide. It worked well, but I had to monitor it to keep the smoke going.
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Posts: 3980 | Location: Bay Area | Registered: May 18, 2009
Originally posted by Shaun R: I had some trouble ordering one of these and got discouraged. I would rather try making one similar to this. Anyone have any ideas. Last year I used my smokey joe with three briquettes inside and some sawdust. Set on the bottom of my WSM cracked the top vent and opened the bottom vent wide. It worked well, but I had to monitor it to keep the smoke going.
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Posts: 35 | Location: United Kingdom | Registered: August 14, 2006
