My $2 stainless charcoal chimney

[Mr. Bones]

Channel Lock pliers are our Friend, here...

trust me...

(Used 3 lb. coffee cans, fer decades...)

Pics available, upon request...

[Dalmore]

Here is my chimney in action. Worked well it's first two trials.

[Dalmore]

LOL - I thought I was posting this to my cook write up!

[Panhead John]

Great job! Maybe a write up about your cook on the Bronco channel?

[Dalmore]

Not bad looking for a rookie.

[Panhead John]

The one above is at Academy Sports and Outdoors if you live near one.

[Panhead John]

Here ya go. Home Depot and Amazon. $15.00.

[Dalmore]

As a bonus it fits over the chimney and inside the chimney chute in the cover.

[Dalmore]

Panhead John All I've seen are XL and cost about $45.

[Dalmore]

I have three ideas. My heat resistant gloves are the first plan. Plan B is to fashion a tool or handle out of some copper wire and pipe I have lying around. Plan C is to go buy something else!

I'm thinking it's a great size for about 6-8 coals. Set it on the gas side burner of the weber for a few minutes...

[Panhead John]

If that doesn’t work out, they make a half size chimney for the Bronco. I didn’t notice a handle on yours either. $20. @ Academy.

[fzxdoc]

No handle in sight--how you going to pick it up? Use some really grippy tongs or super heat resistant gloves, I'm guessing.

I'm sure you'll come up with something.

Kathryn

[Dalmore]

Cool! I saw the Ikea stamp on it and thought if it works well as a chimney, I could pickup another at Ikea when this one burns through. While i's stainless it's also thin so it will burn through at some point.

[Attjack]

Those are utensil holders for the kitchen counter. They sell them at Ikea. I have a couple in my outdoor kitchen that I also bought at goodwill.

[jecucolo]

That is nice!