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  1. cold2case

    Austin, TX - Backyard Insulated Vertical Reverse Flow Build

    Finally more progress. I have the inner walls and false walls all welded up :-). There's a 1 inch gap on each side of the cook chamber. Next I'll insulate and weld bottom of the cook chamber. Im using a flux cores welder and can't quite get all of the slag with the steel brush. Does anyone...
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    Austin, TX - Backyard Insulated Vertical Reverse Flow Build

    My buddy gave me some insulation left over from his build. Has anyone ever used this type of mineral wool? Is it safe?
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    Austin, TX - Backyard Insulated Vertical Reverse Flow Build

    More progress. Wheels are on and most of the bottom plate is installed. I also tacked the stack on just to see what it would look like. I'll pop it off again and cut a hole for exhaust pull. I'm thinking a 4x6 inlet should be enough to create enough draft. [/IMG]
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    Austin, TX - Backyard Insulated Vertical Reverse Flow Build

    I picked up some 1 1/4" - 11ga tube and some 1/4" plate this weekend and have the frame put together. The frame was welded at my buddy's place with a much better welder along with jigs to keep it square then I brought it home and welded the plate in my backyard with the little splatter welder. ...
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    Austin, TX - Backyard Insulated Vertical Reverse Flow Build

    Good ol Elgin, I'm originally from Giddings so I know Elgin pretty well. Pork ribs are my specialty but I plan on smoking everything on this once it's done. I typically smoke brisket 3 or 4 times a year and turkey for sure.
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    Austin, TX - Backyard Insulated Vertical Reverse Flow Build

    Hello from Austin, Texas! I'm joining the forum after years of following this jewel of a website for smoking tips and techniques. What helped kickstart joining was my new endeavor that is building a smoker for my backyard, IN my backyard! My old offset barrel char-griller that served me many...
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