Jim Kennedy
TVWBB Member
I'm thinking about using an old pizza stone in place of the water pan.
For those of you that have, or even use a clay pot bottom, do you still but the water pan in but leave it dry?
My only concern is how the heat will rise and if the pan make any difference since it'll be dry.
Last time out I fought temps because of the water don't think I really need it. I may use a drip pan on the lower rack with water etc. in it but It would also be nice to have more room over the fire in case I needed to add or just shuffle the coals.
For those of you that have, or even use a clay pot bottom, do you still but the water pan in but leave it dry?
My only concern is how the heat will rise and if the pan make any difference since it'll be dry.
Last time out I fought temps because of the water don't think I really need it. I may use a drip pan on the lower rack with water etc. in it but It would also be nice to have more room over the fire in case I needed to add or just shuffle the coals.