Charcoal Baskets & fences

[LostArrow]

I cook mainly with charcoal , & a lot as indirect cooking with a fire on one end & food on the other.
It's how I learned to outdoor cook , I've tried many other methods but it's what I come back to 
To concentrate the fuel/fire I've used a lot of charcoal baskets / fences.
I make some out of expanded metal & some I re-purpose things I've bought.
I've used in my offset, the big cooker @ LostArrow hunt camp , my WSM, my Akorn , down to my CB-500 table cooker.
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[sliding_billy]

Nice collection.

[aliengriller]

A man after my own heart!  Started with charcoal over 60 yrs ago, and STILL my preferred method by far.   Don't use that many baskets, etc, cause my trusty 940X is big enough I generally don't need to.   IF I do, I use my equally as old SMK attachment made by CharBroil, way back then.    Carry on!

[LostArrow]

A man after my own heart!  Started with charcoal over 60 yrs ago, and STILL my preferred method by far.   Don't use that many baskets, etc, cause my trusty 940X is big enough I generally don't need to.   IF I do, I use my equally as old SMK attachment made by CharBroil, way back then.    Carry on!

I had a SMK from charbroil, finally it rusted out & no longer made

[Las Vegan Cajun]

Now that's the way outdoor cooking was meant to be. 

[smokeasaurus]

Ya cant beat heat on one side and meat on the other