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Welcome to SMF, glad to have you here. As for the smoke. Thin, and almost blue is the way to go. If you can smell it, it is doing what it needs to do.
The heavy white smoke is way bad. I used to think it was what I needed to do. All it does is make the meat taste funny and messes up your smoker...
Just remember a tank that will be under pressure will be a thicker wall. The smoker we built is out of an old air compressor tank and is 1/4" thick. The fire box is about half that.
Now a thin wall tank will work, but it will require a lot more fuel. Might think about adding some insulation to...
It really is a matter of choice. I have done both and like both. If you have the time give it a try, and if not, don't worry about it. Or you can try one of each and see which one you like the best.
Isn't it great that people that don't know anything think they know it all!? I know you are going to sweep the floor with this guy. Somebody here in the office started to talk smack about challenging me. I didn't even have to cook, when everybody else started telling her that she would lose she...
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