Quest M3 cheat sheet - Page 2

#11: Post by **Zanderfy** » January 6th, 2016, 9:47 pm

UltramaticOrange wrote:I have experience doing this. Just don't even bother trying. Even in the milder winter weather of WA, you wouldn't be terribly happy with the results. Instead, I recommend setting up some ad-hoc ventilation by a window like the below. Just a simple 12v computer fan, an old 12v power adapter, some ridgid duct work, and an oxford comma.

Just held in place by shutting the window, and then I would pull it out of the window when I was done roasting.

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Pardon the dumb question, but the block of wood is part of your setup too, yes? And the fan is at the window-end of the ducting too? Is that something a home improvement store could more-easily do?

#12: Post by **SAS** » January 6th, 2016, 10:25 pm

Here is what I did to vent exhaust on the Quest.
The flex pipe attached to the fitting. I made it from a piece of aluminum pipe. It can be cut with scissors.
A small piece of angle held the left side of the pipe flush with the back of the roaster.
The brass machine screw just pinned the flex pipe to the fitting.