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Got this off ebay,expensive but it'll last,fella sent me some free cherry wood with it too.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Charcoal-fire ... SwFNZWv0J8

Turns out jostabury is very nice for smoking with,on pork shoulder at least.

Just found this on ebay and it made me wonder why I was bothered about using anything galvanised when I built my UDS.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CHARCOAL-BBQ- ... 2350911e36

found this place a while ago,have never used them ,but they do boston butt,flat beef brisket,beef short ribs etc. http://www.meatpacks.co.uk/Pork/PorkBellyRibs

My new uds,works great,love it

Anybody ever used Jostaberry wood for smoking with and did it give good results?Got a bit off my mum's allotment along with some apple,cherry,plum and pear.they're all good but was wondering about the Jostaberry.

Even more impressed now.pork belly was absolutley delicious and was so easy to cook on the uds.can't wait to do a pork shoulder now and maybe some meaty beef bones that I saw in Morrisons.I'm guessing they're just beef ribs.looked nice though

Had a small pork belly on all afternoon. Its in foil at the moment.gonna whack some BBQ sauce on it when I take it out if the foil.uds holds temp amazingly.very impressed

it's just plain steel,thin steel but just plain steel.ironically,I bought a charcoal chimney in Tesco today for £6 and when I checked on their website for reviews,it says it's made of zinc.managed to use the mesh for two fire baskets as it's two feet wide.

I have built a UDS and accidentally found this http://www.poundstretcher.co.uk/wire-cage-and-avery in poundstretcher,so i'm using it for my fire basket.it's a bit thin but was cheap and seems firm enough.will find out once I get hold of some charcoal