Smoke Daddy or Smoke Pistol?

[travcoman45]

Here's an overall shot:



If ya look at my blog site there's a bit on there how I built it.

 

[tjohnson]

Are those "All Terrain Tires"?

Self Propelled?

Looks way Cool!


Thanks for the pic


Todd

 

[pignit]

Is that a smoker or a time machine?
Shweeeeeeet!

PS... if your not gonna be around the SD while it's smokin you can hang the pump on the side of it and the vibration will keep things moving.

 

[treegje]

On the box is written 10 hours
In reality I have obtained 12 hours
Special sawdust is not necessary,I've never had a case where the fire was extinguished
For me he may produce more smoke,but then you smoke 2 or 3 laps
It is suitable for small rooms; you can use it in a cardboard box if you want to

he produces almost no warmth


I would say look at my website, but there are still no cold smoked things on it, still too comes

 

[dave from mesa]

How much is this in american dollars?

 

[q dawg]

My Smoke Daddy mounts on the right side (door handle side) in the middle of the side and just above the water pan.

The cleaner I use is Procter and Gambles' "Professional" institutional "DAWN" Power Cleaner...around my area it is carried at Gordon Food Service (GFS).

Hope that helps.....!

Q Dawg

 

[q dawg]

Almost forgot.....the reason I have stuck with any device using chips or chunks is the availability of sawdust is not abundant around my area.....chips and chunks almost sell at any convenience store around here....they are sold everwhere, so no search for a supply ....also there are several Traeger dealers too so pellets again are widely available......!

Q Dawg

 

[nwdave]

Q Dawg, both of your posts helped. I have a rather large stock of chips, chunks and 20 lb bags of Traeger pellets will last A LONG TIME.
And let's not forget the Apple Tree, Pear Tree and Concord Grape I have that contribute annually to my smoking stash

. Sawdust is just not a viable option.

After asking you about your cleaner, I tried out my favorite, Krud Kutter, and the residue just flowed off. A little action with the steel wool and it's all good.

Now where did I put my 7/8 hole saw?

 

[marknb]

Now that's a great idea!

 

[hoser]

Dave, I'm not absolutely sure, but I believe it should be close to 1.5xpounds.
It varies a bit day to day.
So if it's 25 pounds, i'd expect to be charged around 40 bucks

 

[chopjaw]

Has the Smoke Daddy been redesigned?  Added Air pump and spring in the middle to help with airflow?

 

[Bearcarver]

Yup---Redesigned, but it's still capable of putting out some Beautiful Creosote, and getting all gummed up.

AMNPS is the way to go. Proven by Thousands around the world.

Bear

 

[fwismoker]

Yup---Redesigned, but it's still capable of putting out some Beautiful Creosote, and getting all gummed up.

AMNPS is the way to go. Proven by Thousands around the world.


Bear

Not true, lizzie is correct the new model is fine and the trick is lump....plus pre heating with lump before adding chips / chunks.

I use a little lump mixed with the wood to feed it...just get it hot with lump first

 

[Bearcarver]

Not true, lizzie is correct the new model is fine and the trick is lump....plus pre heating with lump before adding chips / chunks.

I use a little lump mixed with the wood to feed it...just get it hot with lump first

That's a matter of opinion. And Everybody has one.

I tried it both ways & gave my $100 Junk Big Kahuna away.

I'll stick to the AMNS & AMNPS. It is the best at making Great smoke for a long time (11 hours) on the Market.

Also a Sponsor of SMF.

I don't believe Smoke Daddy is a Sponsor.

BTW: I'm done with this conversation. My views on the Smoke Daddy are known.

Bear

 

[fwismoker]

 
That's a matter of opinion. And Everybody has one.

I tried it both ways & gave my $100 Junk Big Kahuna away.

I'll stick to the AMNS & AMNPS. It is the best at making Great smoke for a long time (11 hours) on the Market.

Also a Sponsor of SMF.

Bear

Yep and i'm glad you found something that worked well for your particular smoker and situation.   Todd is a great guy and Dennis is a great guy.   I hate to see someone bad mouth another product/company is all.    Different kinds of smokers and they both have different attributes.   People like myself and many others have found how to make the Big Kahuna work well for them just like the amazen has for you...so lets leave it at that.  Happy smoking to all!     FWIW    I believe Smoke Daddy is a sponsor as well. 

 

[mr t 59874]

Not true, lizzie is correct the new model is fine and the trick is lump....plus pre heating with lump before adding chips / chunks.

I use a little lump mixed with the wood to feed it...just get it hot with lump first

FWI and lizzie are both correct.   Depending on what you are smoking and your skills, a long, thin smoke is not always desired.

 The AMNPS and Smoke Daddy's are both good smoke generators and I use both frequently.  I did a test on both to determine how much creosote both produced under different conditions. AMNPS & Smoke Daddy Myths?  

Rather than debate whether one is better than the other or one creates creosote and the other doesn't,   I suggest everyone do their own test.  If you have a generator that works well for you, stick with it.

Tom

 

[pineywoods]

 
   FWIW    I believe Smoke Daddy is a sponsor as well. 

They are not a sponsor

 

[fwismoker]

 
They are not a sponsor

My bad, I just remembered from when they were.  I still like the product though, some just don't know how to use it right. 

 

[Bearcarver]

 
My bad, I just remembered from when they were.  I still like the product though, some just don't know how to use it right. 

Yup some of us are just too stupid to use it, so we're forced to use the AMNPS---Forever.

Bear

 

[fwismoker]

Well good everyone is happy with what they use....Maybe the bad mouthing of companies and products can stop now. 

   Well I hope and pray anyway.