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Link to BBQ Pit Calculator
This is all the updated information. What do you guys think? Will it proportionally look ok or do you think it will look silly? I was thinking I would attach the whole 15 inches and just put an inch or two grease bridge. Should it work ok? Thanks guys, I've been...
Oh duh that makes sense. Maybe I'll run the numbers changing the height and width and see what I come up with. Thanks again everyone for the help. I'll post some updated numbers later tonight
Ok thanks for the tips about the fumes and the coating. I'll make sure to grind it before welding!
Sorry Kam I don't think I understand what you mean about keeping left and right?
It is a water pressure tank but it's doesn't have a bladder. It has an epoxy coating that I figured I could burn out after I cut the door. I'm not sure of the thickness yet because I haven't cut it open but I bought it from a guy for 10 bucks so I thought I would give it a try. If it's too thin...
I have been using Feldons calculator. Here is the link to what I have input.
Link to BBQ Pit Calculator
Thanks Kam for your response and I will definitely take that into consideration but I am still curious as to if using the full 20 inches will be detrimental to the cooker? Thanks for your...
Sorry about the confusion. The diameter of the tank is 24 inches. I drew up a quick sketch to try and get my point across. I apologise about it, I'm rushing and the paper is all I have in arms reach because I'm trying to respond to this before I go to sleep. Hope this helps.
So I'm in the planning phase of my first build. I like to have a step by step plan for everything before I start or I will always miss something. I've been using Feldons calculator because I'm not making a reverse flow. I have an 85 gallon tank and plan on making the fb 20"x20"x20". According to...
The brisket after a hour and a half rest. I pulled it from the smoker at 205 and wrapped it in tin foil and put it in the cooler. It was falling apart when I cut it so I think it was a bit over done but for my first brisket I'm happy.
Here it is all made up on the plate.
I learned alot today...
Been checking every half an hour or so with a toothpick. A couple spots are starting to get pretty tender but a few are still tough. Temp is 200 even after 13 hours. More pics next time I probe