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    filing cabinet smoker - finished pics

    Yeah i think i'm going to try to use a dremel tool to grind them off. i don't want to take any chances with plastics in the food. Metal washers would be a good idea!
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    filing cabinet smoker - finished pics

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    filing cabinet smoker - finished pics

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    filing cabinet smoker - finished pics

    Thanks! The wheels on mine actually started to melt! I think i'm going to have to remove the plastic wheels. It's probably since i'm using propane and it gets hotter then electric. i'm hoping it doesn't stop the shelves from opening and closing. i think i'm just going to just cook off any paint...
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    cabinet smoker

    i recently built a cabinet smoker. my question is how long do you have to cook off the paint on the inside before its safe to use? i planned  on cooking off all paint and then either painting the inside with high temp grill paint of using grease to create a layer to protect form rust. Secondly i...
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    filing cabinet smoker - finished pics

    i recently just built a file cabinet smoker. turned out great! my question though is i noticed the plastic wheels for the drawers are riveted in and cant be removed easily. i saw in some of the pics on this forum that they left the wheels in. I turned my propane all the way up to burn off any...
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