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No its seemed just like the original. The original one twisted/warped about 7/8ths an inch and lifted the drip pan. The replacement is warped about 1/2 inch so far after a dozen cooks or so. Now with the modified one I will see what happens

I got a new one exchanged for warranty and its has a slight warpage now, but not as bad. So I took my original one and found some SS tubing around work and brought it to my buddies shop. It is fixed now!!!!

It seems thick enough for me since a big pan or plate is sitting on it while I'm cooking, as for the corners I used a cutting wheel on my angle grinder to round the corners, cut to size and smooth all of the edges.

Yea, it seems OK, you could go thicker. But I felt that since whatever I'm cooking will be in some sort of a pan it wouldn't make a difference.

On my TB340, it was warped about 1 inch. I did not contact RecTeq until it warped too much and lifted the drain pan. They replaced it under warranty. The new one has a little warping also but not as bad, So I will keep an eye on it.

How long and at what temperature did you run the bull on? Im looking at doing this also

I have the 340 also, I've done both but I prefer the spatched over BC chicken now.

Wow, Thats a big dent, see if you could find a neighbor kid to help you pack it for 20 bucks. I would send it back

I have not found any, But for Fathers day my daughter got me an inkbird so I've been using that

I have the small shelf for my TB340, works great and doubles the cooking surface while doing ribs, Beef Jerky, Chicken.

I used the recipe from Jerkyholics.com. They turned out well I used a dough roller on parchment to get about 1/4 thick , cut it into slices and placed it on the cooking mats. I will make it again.

On my 340 they seem to work good, I also added heat proof insulated tape around it.

I tried on my android tablet 2 months ago and when I download it I got a message that said its not compatible. Have not tried it since

My 1st Brisket from Crowd Cow on my TB 340. It was awesome. Mmmmm

I bought SS bolts and nuts from Home Depot to attach the brackets

I have a 9 ft patio umbrella that keeps me and my TB340 and Weber Silver grill under while I'm cooking in the rain, they are placed back to back, plus they each have their own covers. Back yard is too small for a permanent structure

After looking at everyone's great ideas, I bought the SS folding brackets from Amazon and I decided to buy a Aluminum diamond plate 12 x 24 x 1/16th, Looks and works great. I spent about 30 bucks with the SS hardware

That looks great, I am going to do this also. Awesome job

My first brisket on my TB340, It was delicious.

I use mine in my Trailblazer when I do boneless thighs or beef jerky.