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I use something similar to the tupperware solution only a bit better. Also use it as a storage box for all my HM parts, probes, etc. Also works nice as a sunshade for hot afternoon cooks in the AZ sun. Sockit Box Video on YouTube

Love em. My probes were stored with twist ties, and were prone to kinks and sharp bends. No more! I like Bryan's idea of stacking them.....maybe a drop of super glue.

I am not an expert with the PID settings, and I'm sure others will chime in, but I would try changing the MIN setting from 40 to 0.

No limit at my local HD. Picked up ten 2pks for $98.80. Couldn't have been a better time!

Another option would to be to re-purpose an old router into a wireless bridge. You could then connect the HM to the old router via ethernet cable. Lot's of info on the net can show how to get this done. The old router/access-point would probably outperform most external antenna solutions.

Nice find! Going to have a few printed....Thx

Finally got around to putting the controller box together. I wanted a dual purpose device for both Sous Vide and for Steeping/Mashing grains for Beer Brewing. That said, I needed to provide active cooling to support 15 amp loads. I ended up building a tank, which should last a while. I had most...

Actually, the $13 Auber is also rated at 900F. I have ruined an Auber by cleaning it too aggressively, but at $13 I can ruin 3 more and still be ahead.

Yup, just about vent level.

Went to my local Lowes today to pick up a few bags. Web site says they have 28 bags in stock (and still does). Got there and found exactly ONE bag on the shelf and was priced at $10.98 for the 11.1 bag. I also happened to be in Walmart today but could not find any. Well, I got one bag to try...

Hello Jason, There are no right or wrong answers to your questions, but I will give you my personal opinions. Have fun building and cooking!

Widely available at Lowe's here in AZ. Going to pick up a bag tomorrow and try it in my WSM 14.

Available in 6 and 11.1 lb bags. https://www.kingsford.com/products/kingsford-long-burning-charcoal-briquets/#yshFtFzxLAjBD7eb.97 $11 at Lowes...

Thanks for this link. At 8 bucks a pop, these are awesome oak handles. I don't think the replacement plastic handles are this cheap.

Bought one of these 304 SS grates back in June (still the same price). Used several times a week since and holding up as expected.

Has anyone here tried "The Briner"? Looks like a better mousetrap. http://www.thebriner.com/ Was thinking of picking one up. Kind of pricey for a bucket, but free shipping at Firecraft.com. http://www.firecraft.com/product/the-briner-jr-tb1102 Any thoughts?

Hats off to LarryR! Did a traditional stuffed oven roasted bird along with this 17lb dizzy drunken bird. The Bourbon + Maple bird was a big hit with all the guests and was the overwhelming favorite. So moist and tasty. Made some maple sausage stuffing which paired into a killer combo. Will be...

Trying this recipe for the 1st time, got a 17lb bird drinking up some Jim Beam. Used the Beam because I had a bottle laying around for ages. The Jack I drink myself. Plan on spinning it tomorrow on the kettle. Was wondering if anybody can actually taste a difference using different Bourbons. I...

I knew I shouldn't have said anything..... The point was that port 80 is special in that it is used for router management 1st and foremost. Yes, it should be blocked. Yes, the interface CAN be made to forward it, but usually not by default. Arggg.

This would be the easiest way to get it done. Remember, the router itself is listening on port 80 for web management, so any packets on port 80 will be sent to the management process rather than routed.