Here come the mods...

[Noah.Huffmaster]

So after fighting with temp probe wires through the top vent and bent coat hangers to hold my maverick and IQ 110

Decided to take a trip to home depot this morning. One angle grinder and a shower caddy later think this will work much better.

 

[Joe F]

Nice solutions !
Necessity is indeed the mother of invention !

 

[ChuckO]

And when your not smokin' you can use it in the shower

 

[Dwain Pannell]

Now that's handy!

 

[Rick Body]

And when your not smokin' you can use it in the shower

How can he use a WSM in the shower?

Neat idea

 

[ChuckO]

How can he use a WSM in the shower?

Neat idea

for those hard to reach spots •yikes•

 

[Chad Bman]

I've already sliced both of my WSM's so i approve of that mod. Ingenious with the shower caddy

 

[Noah.Huffmaster]

Shower caddy was my wife's idea. She was pretty proud of that.

Chad, that was probably the most nervous I have been with a grinder in my life. Did you seal the cut at all or just let grease do the job?

 

[Chad Bman]

Chad, that was probably the most nervous I have been with a grinder in my life.

Don't think - just do. Makes it much easier that way.
Now that the tough part is done, the first one, any additionals from here on out are a piece of cake.

Did you seal the cut at all or just let grease do the job?

Cook away and it'll be a self correcting problem.

 

[Jeff Padell]

When I cut mine I figured at worst it is going to cost me to buy a new 22.5 but it went smooth and glad I did it!

 

[THoey]

If I am reading that correctly, you are in Washington. I would suggest building a rainbox for the IQ110. They supposedly don't handle moisture well. I have the IQ120 and built one for mine. Keeps everything dry and also stores everything in a safe place.

http://www.pitmasteriq.com/Projects.html

 

[Noah.Huffmaster]

If I am reading that correctly, you are in Washington. I would suggest building a rainbox for the IQ110. They supposedly don't handle moisture well. I have the IQ120 and built one for mine. Keeps everything dry and also stores everything in a safe place.

http://www.pitmasteriq.com/Projects.html

Thanks for the link and suggestion. I was wondering about how I was gonna weather proof my setup.