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  1. dog1234

    Low & Slow, Hot & Fast, Big or Small

    Yes two reverse and two charcoal. The small ones goes camping and on the boat also. The old I get the heavier it gets LOL……
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    Low & Slow, Hot & Fast, Big or Small

    Yes sir, the aluminum top and small grills are about 30 years old. I just refurbished them and a fresh cost of paint
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    Low & Slow, Hot & Fast, Big or Small

    These are my bar-b-q pits and smokers. All home made. My latest is the larger reverse flow. I am covered for any situation. Lots of man hours but it is worth it.
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    Building a reverseflow for a pit

    Yes,simple and clean. Whats the thickness of fire box and vent material?
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    Building a reverseflow for a pit

    Hi Dan, thanks for the imges. Good ideas are coiming as i look over your build.
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    Red's 24x46 Reverse Flow Patio Build

    Nice man!!!
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    Building a reverseflow for a pit

    Hey team, I am converting a pit to a reverseflw smoker. Here is pictures of the firebox. I am looking for suggestions for an inlet air vent. The one in the picrure is to small and I need a bigger one. Any suggestions/images would be great. This is a video of the pit I will be converting...
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    Modifing a few bab-b-q pits to smokers

    I will look into it thanks
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    Modifing a few bab-b-q pits to smokers

    Hey Team, I have a few Bar-b-q pits I am converting to reverse flow smokers. My question is does anyone know of a possibly cast iron/steel damper/vent that can be purchased? I can make my own but I think I would cast iron/mild steeel look nicer. Thanks
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    Red's 24x46 Reverse Flow Patio Build

    Very nice build. Is it comlete yet?
  11. dog1234

    Reverse Smoker Build

    I am considering insulating it for the main reason is to have the metal outer layer last longer. It seems to deteriate faster with the fire/heat.
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    New build reverse flow smoker

    My guess would be no. As long as it not flaky and will not fall off on your food as you are cooking.
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    Reverse Smoker Build

    Hey guys, I have a small revers smoker that I built years ago. I also have a lager bar-b-q pit that I have had for 15 years. I will be converting this pit to a reverse flow smoker. I have a few questions, how do I insulate the fire box. I saw fire brick can be used but how do I get them to stay...
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    Bar-B-Q pit conversion to a reverse flow smoker

    Ok thanks
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    Bar-B-Q pit conversion to a reverse flow smoker

    Hello and thanks in advance for the help. I have a small iron pipe reverse flow smoker I made years ago. I now need to have a bigger cooking area. So, I have a large home made pipe bar-b-q pit I want to convert to a reverse flow smoker. One question a have is one my smaller RF smoker the fire...
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