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Update #3. I've been procrastinating posting, hence the photo dump.
- I decided to build an internal frame to support the firebox. The internal skin is 1/4" plate with 1" ceramic fire-blanket in between and 1/8" plate on the outside. The internal frame is 1"x1" square tubing. When all was said...
Update #2:
Spent the week researching and trying not to blow myself up while cutting into the tank. I ended up going to a local welding shop and getting a 20# bottle of CO2. My tank is around 35,371cu in, which is about 20.5cu ft. A 20# bottle of CO2 has around 175cu ft (8.75cu ft per #), so...
Update #1:
Finished last week getting the frame fully welded up and casters mounted/welded. The plan this week is to start building the firebox and hopefully start cutting the tank.
- I'm still going back and forth on the semi-insulated firebox. The idea would be to insulate the front face...
Started my first offset smoker project this week. It'll have a 150gal cook chamber (85in long - 24in diameter = 35,371cu in), a 26in X 24in X 26in semi insulated firebox (16,224cu in), and planning on having a 6in diameter/40in tall smoke stack (1,131cu in). Learning how to weld/fabricate on...
Yeah, that's what I was afraid of. I just assumed that all of the larger propane tanks were 1/4". Might just add some 1/4" furring strips across the bottom of the CC to bulk up the heat retention.
Long-time lurker, first time poster! Y'all have already been a wild amount of help, and I'm hoping you can "officially" help me with a pickle I'm in. I picked up my 150gal tank last week for my first offset build and have some concerning questions about the tank (now that my excitement has...
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