Get a fire going!!! Just an amateur dad and teacher cooking over the flames! Here we say goodbye to the SmokeFire and welcome in the new SearWood Grill from Weber!!!
Really enjoying these videos ! I’m in Australia and we will have to wait til next year for the Starwood to arrive. I enjoy learning . Keep the content coming ! Cheers 😊
This was helpful when assembling my new XL 600 - thanks. Did you happen to buy the cover? I did and it seems too short. The bottom shelf isn't protected from the outside elements at all.
only weber made in the usa. are the kettle and some gas grills. i took a tour of the factory talk to some big wigs. i love my smokefire gen2 ex4. i cant wait to get my searwood..
I was waiting for this when I found a Smokefire EX4 on fb for $300 almost new. Had to reset the controller and reinstall firmware and that thing has been great. Based on first look I don’t think it will be night and day better if it is better.
Thanks for checking in!! That’s a deal on an EX4! I hope it serves you well. They pump out the smoke. I’m already objectively looking at possible areas this might excel and fall short of the SmokeFire. Keep your notifications up, more to come! Enjoy your cooks!
Michael, I’m in shock. I cannot even hear mine from 10 feet away. In fact, I’ve occasionally walked up to it to make sure it was still crankin! I’d monitor it and he in touch with Weber if you think there’s an issue. Thanks for checking in!!
Lars, thanks for checking in…. Can you verify which companies utilize and source every single piece of hardware as produced by machining or casting/ forging businesses in the USA? And at what price point? Regardless…. You’re forgetting that by purchasing this, you are supporting the American worker takes the order, who packages the product, loads product, ships the product, the logistics worker who tracks, receives, allocates and ships the product to the customer. They have to eat too…. Thanks for checking in!!
William, thanks for checking in. Yessir, that is their claim. Having been involved in my wife’s manufacturing/ machining business that has produced very small to very large parts for NASA, our military, Moog, Ingersoll-Rand, GE and Space X, and the amount of quotes they’ve lost to outside sources for small hardware….like washers and bolts is astonishing. I’m hard pressed to accept, not believe, that every nut, bolt, washer and fastener is sourced within the states. Kudos to them if they are that resourceful. Having said that…. At what price point? The Yoder and others you mentioned carried a 22-2400 price tags for the size pit I wanted. The jury is still out on Weber Pellet quality. So stay tuned… If you’ve checked out any of my previous videos, my SmokeFire was a JunkFire.