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    I put this charcoal forge together with an old WOK that I drilled holes into and then bolted an old gas burner [from a crawfish boiler] to the underside and cut a notch in the side to access the hot coals from a level angle.

    Then took a saucepan and cut a notch for the burner to allow for the wok to sit level.

    Burner attaches to my air compresor for air source. Give very good heat with 100# of pressure blowing into bottom of wok.

    Used one layer of ceramic brickettes around air holes and charcoal atop.

    Also rigged up a pair of tongs. RED flag for still HOT!!!!!!!!!!!

    any input welcome for tweeking it.

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    Thats Great,yet another use for the brinkman Turkey cookers
    I use mine for my lead pot

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    Innovation at it's best. The question is: How does it work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    Innovation at it's best. The question is: How does it work?

    Works fine.
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