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dwilliams35
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| I could really put a vent on it about anywhere, all it’ll really cost me is paint. I’d just like to exhaust my options before I go to hacking into it . I’m really thinking I’ve got a huge amount of radiant heat coming off of there to do that, I was hoping to smooth that out a bit into just a general ambient heat with the insulation. |
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jess
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| Do you have room in the FB to tack a couple angles to support a temp sacrificial plate with some rock wool or whatever above it?... |
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dwilliams35
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| jess wrote: | | Do you have room in the FB to tack a couple angles to support a temp sacrificial plate with some rock wool or whatever above it?... |
I’ve already got one in there, with a 1” air gap above it: I guess I could just insulate that gap as well and get the same effect, I was just wondering what direct fire and smoke would do to the insulation, to say nothing of any outgassing or anything and it’s effect on the food in the smoker.. |
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jess
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| dwilliams35 wrote: | | jess wrote: | | Do you have room in the FB to tack a couple angles to support a temp sacrificial plate with some rock wool or whatever above it?... |
I’ve already got one in there, with a 1” air gap above it: I guess I could just insulate that gap as well and get the same effect, I was just wondering what direct fire and smoke would do to the insulation, to say nothing of any outgassing or anything and it’s effect on the food in the smoker.. |
I realize you have one already, just thinking along the lines of a double glazed window. I have seen them make a 20-30 degree difference in radiant heat... |
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dwilliams35
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Next up........
30 x 76” compressor tank.....
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