is 1/8" thick ok? for a 20x20 square 24" long firebox
link523 Newbie Original poster Feb 3, 2010 25 10 southeast mi Apr 11, 2010 #1 is 1/8" thick ok? for a 20x20 square 24" long firebox
eman Gone but not forgotten. RIP OTBS Member Feb 3, 2009 5,316 139 Apr 11, 2010 #2 !/8" is kinda thin for a fire box in my opinion. You have to figure it's the part of the pit that gets the highest and most heat.
!/8" is kinda thin for a fire box in my opinion. You have to figure it's the part of the pit that gets the highest and most heat.
ak1 Master of the Pit OTBS Member Feb 23, 2010 2,373 75 Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada Apr 11, 2010 #3 I think you'd be better with at least 1/4"
shooterrick Master of the Pit OTBS Member SMF Premier Member Jan 13, 2008 2,035 20 South Louisiana Apr 11, 2010 #4 Well I dont know what kind of smoker you are building. Offset, vertical, ect. In general 1/8 for a fire box on a offset would be prettttty light.
Well I dont know what kind of smoker you are building. Offset, vertical, ect. In general 1/8 for a fire box on a offset would be prettttty light.
link523 Newbie Original poster Thread starter Feb 3, 2010 25 10 southeast mi Apr 11, 2010 #5 reverse flow! thought it would be good there build wood stove from 55 gallon drums and there sheet metal!
reverse flow! thought it would be good there build wood stove from 55 gallon drums and there sheet metal!