Hey there, I'm in your exact situation right now. I just took a belly out of the cure and am letting it dry a few days in the fridge before smoking. The wait is killer so I've been doing plenty of research on how to finish things off.
I've found that there are two main schools of thought on how to smoke bacon in these parts. Either cold smoke < 70F for a long time, usually 6-12 hours a day for several days, resting in between, so you're at least 24 hours in the smoke. Most people judge by color (or years of experience that we definitely don't have :)) to determine end times since a lot of factors can affect how long a cold smoke takes. Everyone around these parts recommend using an amaze-n pellet smoker (
AMNPS) since there's no way to get smoke out of a cold electric smoker. You can put that in the bottom of the smoker, or attach it via a side box and some ducting (search for MES mailbox mod). The mailbox mod solves the problem of the
AMNPS not being able to stay lit in the MES due to a lack of airflow.
The other option is to "warm" smoke the bacon around 100-130F, also using the
AMNPS.
Bearcarver
recommends this approach as it greatly cuts down on the total time required to get a good smoke to take. The usual process is to start the bacon without smoke at 130F and let it come up to temp for an hour or two, then add smoke and decrease your temp to 120F for the bulk of the smoke, and then increase back to 130F for a couple hours to finish it off. Total time around 8-12 hours. The crucial part with this approach is to not exceed 130F, small swings will happen, but it's generally considered bad mojo to hot smoke bacon over 150F, or attempt to cook it to temperature (meaning raise the temp of the bacon to the point where it's safe to eat "raw"). You don't want to turn it into ham, or melt fat out of the meat.
I am going to try bearcarver's method first and see how it goes. I plan on 3-4 days resting before and after the smoke. I did pop's wet brine, and bearcarver uses a dry cure, so I'm combining several methods to try and figure out what works for me. That's the best advice I've seen - practice, lots and lots of delicious practice - and figure it out what works given your setup and patience level.