How do you store your temperature probes?

[abmet]

Yeah, I like the clips they came with so much, I’m thinking about drawing up and 3D printing some for the probes for my Thermoworks Smoke! Those I’m currently doing with the twist tie thing:View attachment 3995

…every time I think I had a good idea someone’s beat me to it…

There are few on Thingiverse to print
Here‘s one of them

Maverick / ThermoWorks Probe Spool by CapnBry

Wanted a probe spool for my HeaterMeter probes that could be stacked on itself to keep all my probes together. This design consists of one base part which is printed once per probe, and and end cap which completes the final chamber. The base parts are symmetrical so they can be rotated 180...

www.thingiverse.com

Haven’t tried printing this one myself though.

 

[Bruno]

This one might be a little fancy but it works well!!

 

[RedSix]

For those with Thermoworks temp probes. They have probe spools back again. There's only two colors left. They're magnetic.

Silicone Probe Spool

Specializing in cool, unique and professional temperature tools. Super-Fast thermocouples, thermistors, infrared thermometers, data logging and more.

enews.thermoworks.com

I bought extra for the Weber probes too. So much better than the stock ones

 

[abmet]

View attachment 3997This one might be a little fancy but it works well!!

Nailed it

OK, I’ll see myself out.

 

[TwoWheeler]

Here’s another one I like.

Shush, you. I’m trying to justify my having bought a 3D printer…

 

[TwoWheeler]

So much better than the stock ones

I thought it was neat that the Weber ones stuck together…until I went to take them apart. First thing that happened when I started Monday’s cook was me pulling the probe holder…apart. Not the two holders, plural, but the one holder, where the two pieces were glued together. The bottom half remained firmly attached to the front of the other one.

”Oh, boy, it’s gonna be one of those days….”

Stuck it back together with airplane glue and hoped for the best.

 

[MrPhilGrillTX]

@TwoWheeler I had the exact same thing happen, except I haven't gotten around to putting it back together. Just been loosely coiling the probes together. I spend about as much time untangling as I did winding and unwinding.

 

[RedSix]

Yep. Also, the Thermoworks ones are magnetic. I put them on the lid of the hopper and then cover the grill. Easy storage and I always know where they are

 

[Don D.]

Hi, Newbie here. Only did my second cook on the EX6 tonight. Got it two weeks ago. Here's how I store my probes... Ziploc bag in the flat part of the hopper