The solution to smoking in the winter...?
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So I thought I had a solid idea of buying an outdoor patio heater and putting it on my covered back deck. Ordered it up and long story short, it's too tall. As of now I'm improvising and put it in the back yard off to the side of the deck. It's not working out horribly, out here now comfortably in a hoodie and it's 34° out.
My other option is to see if I can take it to a shop and have them cut the top pipe down about 18" or drill out the hole spots on the bottom section of pipe to make it shorter
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My other option is to see if I can take it to a shop and have them cut the top pipe down about 18" or drill out the hole spots on the bottom section of pipe to make it shorter
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ChuckMejia
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I wouldn't cut anything since it would void the warranty...
I'd dig a hole and sit it in there ... start digging!
I'd dig a hole and sit it in there ... start digging!
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Here in Canada it gets to -30 celsius which about -4 faranheitYou guys can't just smoke in the back patios?
Chicago has its moments too. Time to hit a lounge I guess. The good news is mid 40s this weekend. Now to pick a good Christmas smoke .....
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MyFathersKeeper
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Do you have any pallets you could stack under your chair? Could be a redneck smoking throne. It'd be easier than cutting your heater.So I thought I had a solid idea of buying an outdoor patio heater and putting it on my covered back deck. Ordered it up and long story short, it's too tall. As of now I'm improvising and put it in the back yard off to the side of the deck. It's not working out horribly, out here now comfortably in a hoodie and it's 34° out.
My other option is to see if I can take it to a shop and have them cut the top pipe down about 18" or drill out the hole spots on the bottom section of pipe to make it shorter
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Or you could always just stand. That'd get you about 18" closer...
Standing definitely helps. But I have to keep turning like a rotisserie to stay warm all the way around. #firstworldproblemsDo you have any pallets you could stack under your chair? Could be a redneck smoking throne. It'd be easier than cutting your heater.
Or you could always just stand. That'd get you about 18" closer...
I think he's saying it is too tall to fit under his covered porch.Do you have any pallets you could stack under your chair? Could be a redneck smoking throne. It'd be easier than cutting your heater.
Or you could always just stand. That'd get you about 18" closer...
That's the root of the problem
MyFathersKeeper
nicK
Right. I was just being a smartass.
@egledhill ACE sells a table top version for around $65. That's the one I have. Screwed some aluminum metal flashing to the top to make sort of a half lamp shade to deflect the heat going out the back, back towards me. Works great.
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I saw the small table top one, I just didn't think it would throw enough heat out.
was thinking of just craigslisting the big one if I don't cut the pipe and getting the double burner version of the one @sweemzander just put up
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I went with that since I was looking for more if a directional heat element. Plus, $28 bucks was an easy choice
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Yea here in the north it's a little warmer today to I can smoke with my car window fully open!
Chicago has its moments too. Time to hit a lounge I guess. The good news is mid 40s this weekend. Now to pick a good Christmas smoke .....
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