60 gallon reverse flow

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I finished up the handles for the vents and FB door latch. I also welded out the CC door seal. Its popped out 1/8 one corner on the bottom and 3/16 the other bottom corner. I haven't decided yet if I'm going to try and get it in better or just use a couple toggle clamps to push them in. I can push them in with my hands. I put hinges on the CC door, they tightened enough that it stays open. I just need to figure out the CC door, put a handle on it and do the stack and I'll be ready for a fire.

Kyle

 
I've got to get it sandblasted first. I'm going to start with chicken to figure out how it works before I throw something expensive in there.
 
Seems to work perfectly. Vents are barely open, running at 250. No visible smoke from the stack. I'm ready for sandblast and paint. It takes a good 30 to 45 min to heat up with a small fire. But after that it takes 1 split every 30 to 45 min to maintain 250. Thanks everyone who helped, I couldn't have done it without you guys.

Kyle

 
Finally finished sandblasting and paint. If anyone is thinking of blasting a smoker themselves don't. Way more trouble than it was worth. I did the saran wrap and RTV this morning and started my charcoal basket. Should be doing seasoning and test cook tomorrow. Thanks to everyone who helped with my build, couldn't have done it without this site.

Kyle

 
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