Christene the build start to now pics.

morkdach

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This was posted a while back but lost in the crash. some ask to see it again and since we have a lot of new members they might get or have some ideas to inprove her .here ya goooooooooooo.
THE BEGINING


FIRST CUT

 

morkdach

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THANKS FOR LOOKEN

 

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Nice looking smoker, Terry. At my advanced age, I would probably never get one completed. I'll just have to stick with the unbox it and use it mode.

 

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Nice Terry, glad you reposted it. My build kinda got lost too. Maybe I'll repost too.

Christene is fine look'in

 

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Yea repost it i for one remember it but would like to see it again

 

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Very nice build she should last a long time.

Points!

 

builder59

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• Feb 22, 2009

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Very nice build. What type of container was that? It also looks like there is insulation between the layers.
I looked again and I see it is your door frame.
Ron

 

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Outstanding craftsmanship there!!

 

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yea its two tanks and insulated very well it'll run up to 450* on 1500 watt and can keep at 250 very easy

 

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That thing remains such a beautiful work of art. I would have been tempted to turn it into a smoker copy of the robot from Lost In Space. LOL

What controller setup did you use for the element, and what exactly was that large tank used for initially?

 

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the controller used was a thermostat out of electric stove and a relay for the ampridge. the tank was a cyrogenic vessel.