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Good morning smoke heads.working in HVAC field .I don't usually get to renovate commercial kitchens. Came across this the other day. It's a food warmer. I think it will make a good smoker. Couldn't let it go to the landfill! This is going to be my summer time build.Its still in good working...
I use a meat thermometer inserted into the front door. The only down fall is that it only goes down to 100° . I thought an old indoor/ outdoor therm would be the ticket I think they go down to-30°.Or you can get dual prob digital one. They are the way to go. Hope this helps good luck& smoke on!
Try running it without anything in just to see what it will do.Do you use any kind of thermometer to see your temps in the smoker. That's going to be your best friend!
Nice smoke house. You might want to try putting a piece of steel above your heat source. Make it 6" smaller than your smoker heat should radiate up more evenly.Cant hurt to try!
Welcome aboard.To answer your questions you might have a hard time getting a good draft by 90ing down. If you have a low spot you might put your stove there.Let gravity take over! On pipe length the longer the colder the smoke.
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