I use a small weber kettle grill and it is pretty airtight....as we all know, chicken will make a fire flare up real good but in the weber with bottom and top vents open it controls the heat pretty well and the chicken comes out nice.....when I am done, I just close the top and the charcoal will go out...so I use the left overs to start the next fire. The best way to start a charcoal fire is to use a big can cut open on both ends or a piece of stove pipe..set it on the grate..fill it with charcoal..add some starter..and light! Another topic down the road is my preference for hickory charcoal....I make my own charcoal..55 gallon drum at a time...I just got sick of trying to find charcoal in the stores..
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