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Cold Smoking Tool

Brendan_Lee_56950

I just came across this, it looks really cool and supposedly works for about 10 hours.

http://www.macsbbq.co.uk/Order%20USA.html

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michaeltran

Looks pretty cool! I've been smoking stuff with a DIY method involving a can and a soldering iron.

See here for a basic guide: http://www.nibblemethis.com/2009/11/fun-with-cold-smoking-macgyver-style.html

tuckatodd

I'm curious if it generates much heat?

Brendan_Lee_56950

I would assume not much more than that candle provides. It's a cold smoking tool so it's not really designed for that purpose.

tuckatodd

I realize that but cold smoking usually involves some heat. Usually somewhere between 75 and 110 degrees>

Brendan_Lee_56950

They advertise it for cheese so I would guess 100F would be the highest (hopefully) it goes.

seijoed

They actually said it worked with cream cheese, that would take it far below 100F wouldn't it?

Brendan_Lee_56950

Yeah, like I said before it will probably not produce much more than the candle sustains since thats the only heat source.

DiggingDogFarm_65362

A-Maze-N Products offers several other smoking options as well as a good selection of sawdust and pellets.

I have all of their smokers and can vouch for the quality.

Consistent and reliable smoking used to be a big chore, but these newer ideas in smoking make it easy.

I'm not connected to the company in any way.

http://www.amazenproducts.com/

~Martin

seijoed

DiggingDogFarm

Thanks for the link, we just exchanged some mails with Todd, brilliant customer service.

DiggingDogFarm_65362

@Johan ....Yes, Todd is a great guy!!!!

~Martin

ParkerCook_66639

I use the tin can and soldering iron. On a 70 degree day it stayed around 75-80 degrees in my kettle the last time I used it. Make sure you get a bpa free can or burn the can you plan to use. I fired up my chimney starter about 1/2 full of coals and set the can in there for about 45 minutes. Burnt everything off.

seijoed

Just got these beauties from Amazn.

seijoed

Martin -

DiggingDogFarm_65362

Johan

Cool!

~Martin

seijoed

So, at my altitude pellets burn out in the maze , haven't tried the tube yet

because it seems that dust works really well.

Todd thought this would happen

seijoed

The tube isn't completely weld proof if you sick a Swede after it,

Produces a lot of smoke though

DiggingDogFarm_65362

Yeah, the tube puts out a lot of smoke....a couple of them are plenty for my little smokehouse.

If you fill the maze completely to the top it may make a difference.....with pellets there has to be a certain volume burning for it to stay dependably lit.

If you do have to use just the dust in the maze, that's no biggy, I actually think that the dust produces smoke that's a bit better...sweeter smelling anyway, especially the hickory.

~Martin

seijoed

My main problem is air, I put both in, got the torch and lit

Most of it up, still burned out, picked up a fan from the basement that I put at an angle

About 4 ft away, presto - smoke.