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Oh man, you're right, didnt even think of the bird crap! That would be bad! I was planning on putting a larger one on to keep the rain out. Thanks Dave.
Yea those are just temporary to keep the kids from putting too much weight on them. I will extend the roof over the smoke pipe and build a wood rack under it.
-Nick
Haven't had much time to work on the smokehouse the past couple weeks. I did manage to put the chimney on. I think it will work, we'll see. The firebox door I ordered cam in too.
I plan on sticking bolts through the mounting holes and mortoring them in between the firebrick and the outter...
It's done when it's done! No magic formula of hours or internal temps. Those are just guides.
When your temp probe slides in the thickest part of the flat with relative ease, then it is done. Could be 5 hours, could be 12. Could be 180F, could be 210F. Every brisket is different.
Also...
Sounds like a plan. Don't wait til IT is 205. Start probing it around 185 or so and when it feels tender, hot knife through butter, it's done. Temp can be 190 or 210, every brisket is different. Also, if you want to cook it faster dont be afraid to ramp up the temp. I cook my briskets at...
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