After years of being a charcoal starter cheapskate...

[ken g]

Hey, If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[cgrover60]

What? Torch lighting charcoal? Slow down and smell the flame boys... lol Weber chimneys are superior after using a couple different bargain types over the years. I use the full size for the Weber SNS and the smaller version for the PBC which works better than PBC's chimney (sorry Noah).

[Attjack]

That looks awesome, EdF !

[EdF]

With the BBQ Dragon itself, it's just awesome. And the Dragon can be used so many ways!

[cgrover60]

Great. Have often wondered about BBQ Dragon chimney.

[Troutman]

Of course there's always the alternative.....

[cgrover60]

I confess I use weber lighter cubes and not newspaper in my chimneys so probably only slightly better than fluid.

[Troutman]

I still have a container of this on my shelf in my garage. The label has completely melted off the outside. I think it's been there since 1999 but not sure. I use it to clean tools with, great stuff for that !!!

[Attjack]

I use cubes too because newspaper results in a lot if ash.

[Attjack]

I'm going to pour a platform for the barstools I got for my outdoor kitchen's bar. Right now I start my chimneys in that area so I'm going to build in a removable metal grate where I can light a couple chimneys. Maybe I should go nuts and put in a fan.

[cgrover60]

I also use a Camp Chef steel table to light / fill chimeys which also doubles as dutch oven cook space for sides: https://www.campchef.com/camp-table-with-legs-32.html

[JoeSousa]

I have a Weber Chimney and one of the BBQ Dragon chimneys. I love how the BBQ Dragon chimney works and when you throw the fan in there it lights up really quickly. But it is almost rusted through after a couple years and the Weber chimney is still going strong with no real signs of damage anywhere. Hard to beat it for $15.