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OLS · 06-25-2010, 09:54 AM

Agreements on the heaviness of the box, lol. I was hearing complaints about how the steel was
nothing like the OLD Char-grillers, but I found it to be fine at 1/8 inch thick. It ain't no 1/4 inch
trailer rig, but it works. As for the UDS, I would like to have one one day, but not at this flux
stage of my life. Not sure Roger wants to build one, either. But you never know. The UDS is
more of a comittment to smoking that I get from his words that he is not quite ready for. The
Char Griller is much more versatile than a UDS as well.
Sometimes people like to grill a steak or burgers. UDS are for smoking. You can cook on one,
but it is more trouble than with the Char-Griller, IMO.

06-25-2010, 09:54 AM	#792
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: What's in your smoker? Agreements on the heaviness of the box, lol. I was hearing complaints about how the steel was nothing like the OLD Char-grillers, but I found it to be fine at 1/8 inch thick. It ain't no 1/4 inch trailer rig, but it works. As for the UDS, I would like to have one one day, but not at this flux stage of my life. Not sure Roger wants to build one, either. But you never know. The UDS is more of a comittment to smoking that I get from his words that he is not quite ready for. The Char Griller is much more versatile than a UDS as well. Sometimes people like to grill a steak or burgers. UDS are for smoking. You can cook on one, but it is more trouble than with the Char-Griller, IMO.