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Still lurking. Not a regular poster but still a regular reader

+1 for heat beads, they seem to last forever and will be my fuel of choice for the foreseeable future.

I had the WSM running for 23 hours (with the pitmaster 110) this weekend on one bag and have still got around a third left .

Toby is selling them (if hes got any left) via the website m this is ...

Phil,

I'm in Reddish also. North Reddish to be a bit more precise, close to the train station.

Craig

Hey Phil,

Welcome to the Forum. Its great to see someone else from Stockport on here, I was beginning to think I was the only one. I'll keep an eye out for your Smoke signals.

Craig

Hi Seth

Welcome to the forum. I'm not too far from you here in Stockport. Good to see proper BBQ growing in the North West.

Looking forward to some pics of your first cook.

Craig

Hi Och29

I used this stuff to seal the gaps round the door of my offset. It was recomended by Adie, aka All Weather Griller, on this forum (thanks Adie) Its worked great.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Everbuild-Bla ... 357wt_1139

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Craig

Nice one, Did it go together easily when it arrived?

It went together pretty well in the end thanks G, although next time i probably wouldnt let my 4 year old help. He just started beating it up with an adjustable

Because they messed up with the order i ended up with 4 of them. I had to use the ...

Thanks G

Just signed up to Photobucket so hope these pics work.

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Its a really cheap one from ebay (£50ish) so I've had to make some mods. After some advice from Aide, I've put a seal round the door, cos it was leaking like a sieve, and I'm on the lookout for some fire bricks to help hold the ...

Well, i think thats that sorted then .

I did warn you all id be asking some stupid questions

Thanks for the quick response.

Craig

Hi Guys

I'm thinking of applying some paint or another product to the inside of the off set to try and stop it from rusting. Does anyone have any recommendations on products that would be suitable, or has anyone carried out similar mods with any success?

I've seen plenty of heat resistant paint ...