98% of audio I could not interpret, but 2% I understood - this video is another example of what one can learn - the small glimpse of the man tells me he may be retired or close to it - the more a person can do on his or her own, the more independent he or she is - I am just on the other side of the door to retirement - in my retirement, I want to do as much for myself and at as little cost to enjoy what I want - saving money and filling my twilight years being self-reliant will allow me to enjoy time with my children and grandchildren and have a little extra money to spoil them - this is a great video - I completely agree with C.Allen Marrow (below) - it isn't what you can afford - it's what you want to spend and how you want to spend it - thank you Arvid Jacobsen
mange tack för en synnerligen inspirerande video!! mästerligt från daners land :) blir att åka till biltema och ränna över till bonden och låna svetsen.
Hi Arvid, Love the video. I used your ideas except had a 2 ton hydraulic car jack that I used Made most of my sawdust using a 10" miter saw with 24 tooth blade. Green wood makes small chips very near Bradley chip size, although dry does work. For anyone interested, potato starch is usually found in natural/organic section of supermarkets. Be sure to get starch hot enough to make a gel. Have made several hundred pucks using this system & the smoke fine plus feed through system fine too. Again thanks Arvid Alan K
Hi Eddy, they are hole saws. which you use with a drill to drill holes in wood or metal. you can buy these from good hardware stores. the plate and shaft look custom made. but very easy to make. first, take your hole saw and drill a hole in a sheet of metal, stainless steel is best but mild steel will do. then take the off-cut circle, which will be inside the drill bit after cutting, this will make the plate, and attach a bolt through its centre hole, this will form its shaft.
Brilliant video! The potato flour referred to in the film is known as Potato Starch in the UK if that helps people. The stuff binding Bradley bisquettes is Hydrolysed Collagen (gelatine, i.e protein) by using potato starch like Arvidful, starch being a carbohydrate much like the cellulose in wood is too, you dont get burnt protein smoke, but a cleaner purer smoke in my opinion. Great video, happy smoking! :D
Thank you for the video. I will be trying your process to make my own. I just got my Bradley Smoker for Christmas. Where I live, the brisquettes are $12 for a package of 24. I imagine they cost more where you are.
Hi Dennis - I am sorry my english is not the best :-) but the pressure is 1,5 ton - and I use a knife becuse its easyere to lift them from A to B - Arvid
It is a very good tool you have made. I am starting as "smoker", and I looking for inventions as yours. Where did you buy your Bradley smoker. From representive here in Denmark, or via the internet? Regards from Mogens in Søllerød north of Copenhagen
its very cool knowing that a person can make these himself, but after the tooling and time it takes to make these, you would spend a good amount of time making enough of these to even do hours of smoking, considering that one of those disc smoke for only 20 mins before the bradley pushes it off the heating element.
+Eric Srisavaththay that's not the point -- some people just like doing things for themselves/being self sufficient -- most people think why make something myself when i can just buy it -- this guy thinks why buy something when i can just make it myself
+Eric Srisavaththay I was able to make these bisquettes without the electric jack he used, but with the same hole saws. I bought a portable vice and a couple hole saws (just as he used) and I spent 20 bucks on the materials and can use them for other projects. The pucks from the store average about 50 cents a piece. The pucks are fed every 20 minutes. When I smoke a turkey, I'm putting about 6 hours of smoke on at a time. I do about 5 of them just for thanksgiving, which equates to about $45 just to put smoke on the birds. Making the pucks myself literally costs me only $4.50 on average for all 5 birds. Well worth the money saved, and fun to know that you did something for yourself.
3 per hour. it takes about 36 to smoke a 12 hour brisket, so at $20 for 48, you are looking at $15 to smoke a brisket with bradley bisquettes. That's kinda costly when you think about it, so if you could throw 200 of these together at once, you are looking at 65 hours of smoking for pretty damn cheap, vs about $100 for the Bradley brand.
Its perfect Arvid! Thank you for writing back. I expect my electric jack tomorrow, Its hard to find Alder sawdust, I kept searching and found the company that supplies Bradley, So I will be ordering its $12.00 US dollar, but shipping from San Francisco California to Florida about $58.00 for 40lbs. But it will be cheaper that the Bradley Bisquittes. Do your homemade bisquittes become hard like Bradley? Thanks Arvid!
Hallo, fant videoen din, flott sak ;) har testet din oppskrift, men plages med å få brikettene til å holde sammen når jeg lager med bøk... hva kan dette komme av ??
Hej Gustav Tak for de pæne ord, og ja jeg startede også med en skruetvinge, men jeg er 54 år gammel og efter ca 100 briketter måtte jeg ligge 2 måneder i sengen med en meget dårlig skulder :-/ Så jeg VILLE have noget værktøj der var elektrisk så man bare kunne stå og hygge sig mens maskinen kørte :-) Hilsen Arvid
Hello, I found your video, great thing;) have tested your recipe, but having trouble with getting the coals to stick together when I make with bøk... what could be the problem??
Hej Arvid Jeg mangler forklaring på motor størelse motor opsettning med mere kunde du ikke give mig et pri om dette så jeg kan lave en sådan maskine Jeg tror du har brugt en 12 24v motor med omformer er det rigtigt og hvor skaffer jeg en sådan en mvh olaf
thank you, no I can make bisquettes with some tropical hard woods that no one offers but I now pair very will with pork for a unique and special flavor.
@@ArvidJacobsenDenmark hello I just bought a Bradley smoker and willing 2 try 2 make picks but I'm canadian working in camp and when out want to get tools and supplies to make these picks.! Please do u have a list available for all supplies needed from the beginning to end tyia
Mr Jacobsen, What is the lift capacity of the electric car jack, and is it 12 volt? I ordered one from Amazon, 4,000 lb capacity, 12 volt amazon.com/Pilot-Automotive-Q-HY-1500L-Electric-Jack/dp/B004G5A7NU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381789597&sr=8-1&keywords=electric+car+jack+kit do the bisquittes breakup if you try to pick up before drying, Is that why you use a spatula to move to drying rack? Thank you very much for posting? any improvements on your methods since you posted this?
98% of audio I could not interpret, but 2% I understood - this video is another example of what one can learn - the small glimpse of the man tells me he may be retired or close to it - the more a person can do on his or her own, the more independent he or she is - I am just on the other side of the door to retirement - in my retirement, I want to do as much for myself and at as little cost to enjoy what I want - saving money and filling my twilight years being self-reliant will allow me to enjoy time with my children and grandchildren and have a little extra money to spoil them - this is a great video - I completely agree with C.Allen Marrow (below) - it isn't what you can afford - it's what you want to spend and how you want to spend it - thank you Arvid Jacobsen
mange tack för en synnerligen inspirerande video!! mästerligt från daners land :) blir att åka till biltema och ränna över till bonden och låna svetsen.
Hi Arvid, Love the video. I used your ideas except had a 2 ton hydraulic car jack that I used Made most of my sawdust using a 10" miter saw with 24 tooth blade. Green wood makes small chips very near Bradley chip size, although dry does work. For anyone interested, potato starch is usually found in natural/organic section of supermarkets. Be sure to get starch hot enough to make a gel. Have made several hundred pucks using this system & the smoke fine plus feed through system fine too.
Again thanks Arvid
Alan K
scissor jack, hole saws, ejector....
IT'S GENIUS!
Hi Eddy, they are hole saws. which you use with a drill to drill holes in wood or metal. you can buy these from good hardware stores. the plate and shaft look custom made. but very easy to make. first, take your hole saw and drill a hole in a sheet of metal, stainless steel is best but mild steel will do. then take the off-cut circle, which will be inside the drill bit after cutting, this will make the plate, and attach a bolt through its centre hole, this will form its shaft.
Brilliant video! The potato flour referred to in the film is known as Potato Starch in the UK if that helps people. The stuff binding Bradley bisquettes is Hydrolysed Collagen (gelatine, i.e protein) by using potato starch like Arvidful, starch being a carbohydrate much like the cellulose in wood is too, you dont get burnt protein smoke, but a cleaner purer smoke in my opinion. Great video, happy smoking! :D
Arvid REALLY loves his Bradley smoker.....to make a press to make these bisquettes is an engineering wonder...great idea......
Thanks Daddy :-)
Thank you so much for this information. I stop using my smoke because of cost. Now I can start using it again.
What a wonderful jerky!
I will use your video as a reference for my jerky making.
I looked at all the bisquette videos and you have the best.going with you,thanks again.just saying.
Perfekt, lige det jeg manglede. Du er sgu en champ ;)
Älskar videon, hur du mixar engelska och Danska. Ditt uttal på svenskans "Potatismjöl" var också riktigt bra.
You are a bad ass my friend, thanks for the video.
Thank you for the video. I will be trying your process to make my own. I just got my Bradley Smoker for Christmas. Where I live, the brisquettes are $12 for a package of 24. I imagine they cost more where you are.
Greally good video 🙂
Awesome! Thank you.
Hi Dennis - I am sorry my english is not the best :-) but the pressure is 1,5 ton -
and I use a knife becuse its easyere to lift them from A to B - Arvid
thanks for asking - it`s totaly the same as Bradley`s own :-)
you can also use gelantine-powder......
Hej Arvid hvilken slagter er det der sælger smuld, hvis ellers det er tilgængeligt for alle der :) Tak for dine uploads
Det gør næsten alle 😊 og tak for de pæne ord 😊
Hej Arvid. Super video... :) Hvilke mål/mm er den yderste og inderste kopbor, som du presser dem i....?
Love the video. At time 4:15 you say "Big Balls" :D
It is a very good tool you have made. I am starting as "smoker", and I looking for inventions as yours.
Where did you buy your Bradley smoker. From representive here in Denmark, or via the internet?
Regards from Mogens in Søllerød north of Copenhagen
its very cool knowing that a person can make these himself, but after the tooling and time it takes to make these, you would spend a good amount of time making enough of these to even do hours of smoking, considering that one of those disc smoke for only 20 mins before the bradley pushes it off the heating element.
+Eric Srisavaththay that's not the point -- some people just like doing things for themselves/being self sufficient -- most people think why make something myself when i can just buy it -- this guy thinks why buy something when i can just make it myself
+Eric Srisavaththay I was able to make these bisquettes without the electric jack he used, but with the same hole saws. I bought a portable vice and a couple hole saws (just as he used) and I spent 20 bucks on the materials and can use them for other projects. The pucks from the store average about 50 cents a piece. The pucks are fed every 20 minutes. When I smoke a turkey, I'm putting about 6 hours of smoke on at a time. I do about 5 of them just for thanksgiving, which equates to about $45 just to put smoke on the birds. Making the pucks myself literally costs me only $4.50 on average for all 5 birds. Well worth the money saved, and fun to know that you did something for yourself.
3 per hour. it takes about 36 to smoke a 12 hour brisket, so at $20 for 48, you are looking at $15 to smoke a brisket with bradley bisquettes. That's kinda costly when you think about it, so if you could throw 200 of these together at once, you are looking at 65 hours of smoking for pretty damn cheap, vs about $100 for the Bradley brand.
Arvid....I salute your engineering.....ingenious idea!!
love the idea a longer tube and some partition disc's iam sue you could make a batch in one go
+wayneuk
a bradley bric ways 15 g also doable in a vice with a leverage bar
Its perfect Arvid!
Thank you for writing back. I expect my electric jack tomorrow, Its hard to find Alder sawdust, I kept searching and found the company that supplies Bradley, So I will be ordering its $12.00 US dollar, but shipping from San Francisco California to Florida about $58.00 for 40lbs. But it will be cheaper that the Bradley Bisquittes.
Do your homemade bisquittes become hard like Bradley?
Thanks Arvid!
Can you add a recipe in weight please? Canada
great idea
What size are the cylinders you are using?
Nice and helpful word from UK - Thank you Phillip :-)
Hallo, fant videoen din, flott sak ;) har testet din oppskrift, men plages med å få brikettene til å holde sammen når jeg lager med bøk... hva kan dette komme av ??
Hej Gustav
Tak for de pæne ord, og ja jeg startede også med en skruetvinge, men jeg er 54 år gammel og efter ca 100 briketter måtte jeg ligge 2 måneder i sengen med en meget dårlig skulder :-/ Så jeg VILLE have noget værktøj der var elektrisk så man bare kunne stå og hygge sig mens maskinen kørte :-)
Hilsen Arvid
Good day! Sorry for my bad English, and that you mix with sawdust?
Where do you purchase the wood material and electric scissor jack
yeah, I have most of that stuff hanging around in my garage. Doesn't everybody?
So for binder is he using instant potatoes?
Where did the bulk sawdust come from; which manufacturer?
Hej Arvid! Hvor køber du savsmud?
Kan man også finde fra forkelige tre?
Viktorija Kirilko jeg køber ved den lokale slagter 😊
Hello, I found your video, great thing;) have tested your recipe, but having trouble with getting the coals to stick together when I make with bøk... what could be the problem??
Me too did you figure it out?
hello I want to ask , ,where to buy sawdust Thank you very much for help
Hej Gustav
Nej det har jeg ikke prøvet - hvor har du den oplysning fra ?
Wish this was in english. Do you have an english version? Sorry, not bi-lingual.
Sorry - But I dont have that :-/
Do you know if corn starch will work instesd of potato starch?
Yes - But dont use a lot 😅
En annan sak, har du provat gelatin som bindemedel? Det är det som Bradley använder i sina.
Hej Arvid Jeg mangler forklaring på motor størelse motor opsettning med mere kunde du ikke give mig et pri om dette så jeg kan lave en sådan maskine Jeg tror du har brugt en 12 24v motor med omformer er det rigtigt og hvor skaffer jeg en sådan en mvh olaf
thank you, no I can make bisquettes with some tropical hard woods that no one offers but I now pair very will with pork for a unique and special flavor.
Great tutorial. Well done
Need to know the amount of each ingredient please ?
Can you write down what the recipe is ??
Potato Flour? Is there such a thing in the states?
yep, I hope so ;-)
Absolutely we have potato flour. I use it when baking (wheat) bread flour. It is not common, but is readily available here.
+C. Allen Marlow Is that potato starch?
Yes :-)
+Mega Mechatronics In Europe they call potato starch 'potato flour', they're the same thing I believe.
Great video, but need it translated to english please ! 😛😛👍👌
Did u say potatoes flour ?
Shirley Miller yes sir 😊
@@ArvidJacobsenDenmark hello I just bought a Bradley smoker and willing 2 try 2 make picks but I'm canadian working in camp and when out want to get tools and supplies to make these picks.! Please do u have a list available for all supplies needed from the beginning to end tyia
Cheers for that mate great tips
Mr Jacobsen,
What is the lift capacity of the electric car jack, and is it 12 volt?
I ordered one from Amazon, 4,000 lb capacity, 12 volt
amazon.com/Pilot-Automotive-Q-HY-1500L-Electric-Jack/dp/B004G5A7NU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381789597&sr=8-1&keywords=electric+car+jack+kit
do the bisquittes breakup if you try to pick up before drying, Is that why you use a spatula to move to drying rack?
Thank you very much for posting? any improvements on your methods since you posted this?
sound like Swedish chef from muppets
the reason theyre expensive ;)
This is my way of replacing Bradley's bisquettes ruclips.net/video/OgRIJ9KROyo/видео.html
villy soevndahl :-)
Hej The NiceGamer
Da der ikke er mulighed for at svare dig kan du så ikke kontakte mig på Messenger - Hilsen Arvid
No baking, just drying in about a week - an in this video i`m yousing potatesflour :-)
Damn just buy em too much work!
+John i must have lots of money, use the brains God gave us to think. Don't be so lazy.
Roger Faultersack No, just have better things to do with my time!
The best jewish idea in the world )))
Sket itIn kerogen Shen in omen is what this sounds like to me. Could you please pick a language wtf are u saying in the entire video.
If you have the money to buy bradley smoker then you will have enough money to buy bisquettes...
Silly Aki. It is not always about what one can afford.