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  3. smokejumper

    **New Member = First Reverse Flow Smoker Build from 60 Gallon Compressor Tank**

    The running gear came out awesome. Excellent job. Now fire it up!
  4. smokejumper

    250 Gallon Reverse Flow FIRST BUILD!!!

    Man that looks good!
  5. smokejumper

    120 gal. build -New Member-

    Coming along nicely.
  6. smokejumper

    **New Member = First Reverse Flow Smoker Build from 60 Gallon Compressor Tank**

    Very cool! If my wheels ever give out, you have inspired me to make my own.
  7. smokejumper

    Need Help With A New Reverse Flow Build 275 gallon

    Sounds like a good plan. No need to do a slow burn or hang at 250 before going hotter. Fire it up and get her HOT.
  8. smokejumper

    Tank smoker build

    Yeah, that is way too small. The size of the firebox is not exclusively determined by burning logs. Burning charcoal to get the same BTUs will use the same amount of air for combustion. You are in uncharted territory. I advise a larger FB, but it is your smoker.
  9. smokejumper

    RF Design / Build question

    You may also want to reconsider the depth of your CC. At 34" it will be quite a reach to the back of the racks. Check out my build for ideas and answers to some of your questions: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/142872/my-rf-vision
  10. smokejumper

    Tank smoker build

    Your FB is 18 x 24 x ?? At 18 x 24 x 24, your FB is undersized. A 4"exhaust is still good though.
  11. smokejumper

    **New Member = First Reverse Flow Smoker Build from 60 Gallon Compressor Tank**

    Nicely done!
  12. smokejumper

    new RF 38" x 60" build = on a budget

    Your chimney is just fine; more heat is a good thing where chimneys are concerned. Smaller fire and keeping the door closed is the right answer.
  13. smokejumper

    thinking about building a smoker/grill (275 gallon Vertical ? ??)

    Having a hard time visualizing what you are wanting to do. When you say vertical, does that mean that you will have the tank set up on one end?
  14. smokejumper

    Tank smoker build

    Nice. Looks like you have come a long way so far. Need to know the dimensions of your tank to determine the exhaust sizes. At a swag, I would go with 4" diameter 36" long.
  15. smokejumper

    New member needs help with first smoker build

    If you can get hold of a slip roll former, you can roll them to the proper shape. Otherwise, you could install either internal or external vertical ribs to the doors that are formed to the right contour. External ribs are easier and do not interfere with cooking grates. Just tack your doors...
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    What to do with a 47kg gas bottle

    Hello chefslot, You probably have not received many responses because we are on the English system of weights and measures. At first glance I had no clue how big a 47kg tank was. A quick run through google, and I found it is a 100 pound tank, which I surmise from your stated diameter of 15in...
  17. smokejumper

    New to forum,new build in action

    Congratulations! Great looking smoker!
  18. smokejumper

    Minnesota Reverse Flow Smoker Build

    Yes, that is sufficient. Area at the end of the RF plate is at least as big as the FB/CC opening. Your math looks good here.
  19. smokejumper

    **New Member = First Reverse Flow Smoker Build from 60 Gallon Compressor Tank**

    Excellent work on that FB door.
  20. smokejumper

    Complete smoker novice

    Looking good. That is a lot of progress in a short amount of time.
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