EASY DIY Charcoal Chimney

An easy to make Charcoal Chimney.
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Hello! My name is Tom. I'm a teacher, sailor and creator.
I love making stuff, but especially when it's got anything to do with food.
I love to grow food.
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[@MrBaldwin2012]

Quick, simple, and just what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@foodrelated]

Glad it helped!
Thanks for watching

[@sbdr.1241]

I was have issues starting charcoal till I’ve seen this vid & immediately I went to my junk drawer found parts 10 minutes later I made 1 . Thanks for the idea👍

[@foodrelated]

Glad it helped!

[@mofathi6421]

Absolutely love the simplicity and to the point information. Thanks mate

[@robstevens9667]

Brilliant 👍
That’s this weekends project sorted
Thank you

[@foodrelated]

Have fun!

[@rudya6916]

great job

[@Dominic.Minischetti]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@bobby-jwells5115]

Great job...thanks for sharing

[@foodrelated]

Thanks for watching!

[@123MrAbdullah]

Thanks for the tip! Made one of these but I think I chose a can that was to thin. It burnt through on the first use but it was so good that I will have to make another one, I'll have to find a thicker material though. 😅

[@johnfields7469]

looks great! gonna make one tomorrow

[@ewarwoo75]

Just what I needed to know! Thank you and happy bbq in!

[@foodrelated]

Hope you enjoy

[@ricksorber9562]

Man, I need one of these. I don't really mind using lighter fluid but it's getting expensive. I can use junk mail with this.

[@dewdropn5619]

Work good! 🕊

[@bobbydogstone8526]

has given me some good ideas. i work at a food place and have access to resteraunt sized bean cans. btw you left out the part where you cut the bottom of the can off.

[@foodrelated]

Thanks for watching.

[@Linnykaye1]

Just what I was looking for 👍 thanks

[@foodrelated]

Thanks for watching

[@amadorelizondo3848]

Well found my next project just in time for barbecue season

[@foodrelated]

Thanks for watching

[@PeterWest70]

Could serve as a “Smoke Generator” for smoking meats & cheeses?
Thanks

[@trinihusstler]

Hi nice vid, how many uses did you get from the tin assuming it would it burnt through eventually, thanks

[@foodrelated]

Probably about 20.

[@trinihusstler]

@@foodrelated Damn!! that's enough for my whole year, lol thanks for the reply

[@BoogieMan2718]

Be careful with those carriage bolts. They look galvanized and can give off toxic fumes when heated.

[@foodrelated]

Thanks.
Already been changed.

[@johnwong3935]

Better than pay $45 dollars