would this work for burnng wood/ smoking weed or tobacco??
2014810
Ha ha- I'm not a smoker but I guess it would work to light a pipe or joint, but not as a pipe! Is 'wood burning' slang, or do you really mean wood burning? Again, not a wood burner but it would prob. do that; though I doubt as good as good as a wood burning kit. You could always try it and if it doesn't work, at least you have a new battery operated lighter/soldering iron.
2014811
works ok for smoking green tobacco in a pipe and is similar to the "herb iron" sans the ceramic tip. if you can replace the tip with a ceramic one, this would work very well for uh... green tobacco, eliminating the need for a lighter
831536
I don't think so. I also have an outdoor smoker and you need larger, thicker pieces of wood because the smoking process is much longer than about 20 minutes. They would burn out way too fast. I don't know what size electric smoker you have, but I'm guessing it can hold a lot more than a stove top smoker - if it DID work, you'd need a LOT of these type of chips. These are shredded, not chunks. I hope this helps.
1863540
I do not see why it wouldn't, I used it on a side box smoker and it worked well but I did have to block half the holes with screws to get the temp down to 125 for smoking. Hope that helps. Michael
1512932
It might, but since I am not a smoker I really couldn't tell you. I use it only for my fish tank!
1408482
You need granulated wood chips. The space allotted is very small and larger chips won't smoke properly. I do not know of another source for this size chips and we're happy with their products.
1422666
This wold be for a cold smoke application as it does not produce enough heat to dependably cook something. I use it in my BBQ prior to finish cooking.
1666117
No experience with such things, but seriously doubt that anything but a 'clean room' at medical or manufacturing facility could clean the sorry fumes of burning tobacco. Ask your smoking neighbors to move, or consider the same for yourself.
1093906
I'm sure it would work fine. I use this on my smoker, probably work great on a grill lid.
1885483
I do not see why it would not work. You will just need to remember which probe is in the 'smoker' port.
1934725
Should not be an issue. As long as the heat is coming from the bottom of the smoker, it should work great.
35935
That's pretty much what this little guy was designed for. I'm fabricating mine into an external smoke generator for my big smoker but I used one of these years ago with good results for jerky but it will only do small batches.
207923
I also have a charcoal smoker and have used charcoal and wood chunks for smoking. I have not used wood to provide the heat for the smoker however I would imagine you could experiment trying a combination of wood and charcoal or just wood.
2222180
Is there a burning device in the smoker or the pan in which you put the chips? If there is a burning device it depends on location as to if it can burn the dust. Because it is so finely ground the smoke is not as strong and not as intense, so not as potent in the item you will cook. we have the pressure cooker smoker that is a great item, but these are very light for a tightly compressed device, so not as good for wood chips as an actual chip, medium chip, cooks. These are better when we smoke cheese.
1950695
I would use this instead of the metal pan they are selling with their propane smokers. my son bought a M.......t smoker was having flareups.. i gave him a cast iron skillet and solved the flaw . this should work better.. also pellets chips and chunk wood work well in my propane smoker that is older and has a cast iron smoker box like this!
359100
I have no idea. I own 2 wood smokers and 2 pellet smokers and use them all the time. They tend to be a tad stiff but if you need to pick up something that is very hot I would recommend them. They are perfect for working around hot grill grates, hot pans and hot charcoal chimneys.
1704049
Heck yes!!!!! It will smoke quite a bit during start up once coals are white add the Wood...I recommend a Charcoal Chimney to start coals about 14 bucks last for years.
339643
Sure it will work as a smoker, you would have to monitor just like any other charcoal grill The propane is only for starting.