320 Gallon RF
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lendecatural
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Beautiful build!
How did you do the air intakes on the firebox? I couldn't tell from the pictures where you located them.
How did you do the air intakes on the firebox? I couldn't tell from the pictures where you located them.
- Mar 9, 2014
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In the picture with the loaded log box, you can see the intake on the bottom of the firebox. I am not real happy with it and may go to a different, more precise, intake in the future
smokingunny
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smokingunny
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lendecatural
Smoking Fanatic
Just thinking out loud, you may want to try a ball valve at the end of the firebox dome if that is a standard pipe thread. If it is, it would be an easy experiment and provide a draft to the middle of the fire. Doesn't look like you are having any problems getting up to temperature so you may be OK unless you are getting a lot of variation during a cook.
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ribwizzard
Master of the Pit
Question, looking at the pics, all I see is shrubs and cactus , ...no trees! What do you guys burn for wood?
All I can say is "Sweet build!" I really like that large flat surface on the top of your firebox-kind of reminds me of the top of Grandma's wood burning stove. The picture is see missing is the q-view of your maiden smoke. :biggrin:
There's a number of builds here that use the same type vents that you have-the only difference is that there is usually two sets of vents placed opposite each other and I only see one set of vents on the back side of the fire box. Adding a set to the front of your firebox doors would increase your fire control. Just my 2¢.
There's a number of builds here that use the same type vents that you have-the only difference is that there is usually two sets of vents placed opposite each other and I only see one set of vents on the back side of the fire box. Adding a set to the front of your firebox doors would increase your fire control. Just my 2¢.
treym64
Smoke Blower
- Mar 9, 2014
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I wish I would have thought about that. I filled ll of the threaded bungs. Draw is great, maybe too great, although I wouldn't expect a cooker this size to be extremely efficient. I think I just need more time to figure it out, I would like to feed more fuel and get a little more time between fueling. To maintain 225-250, I am feeding a couple splits of pecan/oak every 30 minutes.
- Mar 9, 2014
- 7
- 10
I picked up the tank on February 7. I stressed about cutting it open for a couple of days, i brought my sheet of 1/4 inch steel home on Saturday Feb 15. Working on it after work and on the weekends it took about a month. Are you an Ag?
treym64
Smoke Blower
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