This Grillblazer SU-V Grillgun changed the way I Barbecue!
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2021
- Thinking about buying a Grillblazer SU-V or Grillgun torch? In this video, I put it to the test, and tell you what you need to know about it.
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I've had mine for about a year now and I love it. It's a multi tool actually, indoors or outdoors, with a lot if trial and error(S) mixed in. Once I figured out searing with it, I'm making the best meals I've ever had!
Don’t ever stop making your videos with the bloopers.
I’d do a Cajun Gun Works trigger job, trijicon sights, a Fenix light and an extended mag…..
I compared the price of a quart of beer vs. the flame gun. I think the beer would make me happier.
Thanks for your video. I am onsidering getting one of these but can't get any response as to whether they even work with the propane bottles or connecters we have in New Zealand. The company is always offline. I guess that is the joy of coviid. Every video I have watched gives it a great rating so I am pleased you pointed out a few issues you have had with it. Many thanks.
They use the E427 valve apparently. If you can get your hands on Coleman gas tanks in your country, you'll be fine in any case. Not sure about the standard in your country. For any other gas tank over here in Europe, I would need an adapter. My main question is how well this would work with propane-butane tanks, considering that it was designed for propane tanks. Thing is, it's nearly impossible to get your hands on small pure propane tanks over here in Europe. Even Coleman only sells propane-butane tanks in my country
The SU-V is also definitely able to to used (carefully, turned down a little) indoors. As confirmed by the folks at grillblazer. That being definitely confirmed, and no need for debate, am interested if any of you using said SU-V gun indoors/kitchen what specific item you rest the already sous vide cooked meat on to briefly sear the protein with your SU-V gun. Specifically. Keeping in mind the intense heat involved. Which would melt paint off certain coated grill racks, etc. if they were painted/had a coating. Wanna get it right rather than guess'n or someone else guess'n. And again...not something to cook it on (that's instead done via sous vide) but rather, something to briefly sear it on. Only. Indoors. Only. Thx!
You'd have to have a pretty wide open space to sear with this thing. If you got cinder blocks and put a grate on top, that would work. I sear outside on my little kettle grill, works on a normal bbq as well.
I thought it was a Sue Vee Gun sir
It takes longer than 9.5 minutes for a whole chimney of charcoal to flame over. That looked like half a chimney. A chimney full of Briquettes as opposed lump you used especially would take longer than 9 minutes. Think I’m going to go with this one vs the larger Grill Gun now. Overall good video
Thank you. I wanted to keep the amount of charcoal even between the one basket and the chimney. I filled one basket, and put that amount in the chimney to keep it fair. It so much faster using the grillbazer than any other method. Totally worth the money to me, as I use it daily.