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I like it... I do the same, start with smoker and determine what FB size I want to build to make it look good. Then follow the calculator to figure the intake and chamber opening. I use what chimney size I have to keep it from being so tall.
Please share pictures too.
Thanks on the smoker. I used Tony Chachere's Original Creole for the rub. When I foiled used light brown sugar, parkay butter, and honey. Wood used, cherry!
Fire start at 0700 tomorrow!
What a great job on this one. It would be nice to have the talent to build one of these. I seen some nice ones, but this tops the list!
Thanks for sharing it.
I have been asked to smoke 8-10 turkey's for a event. I smoke a lot of other meats but never whole turkey's. I would not like to get involved with the having to having to brine them.
Questions? does anyone have a good pointer on just plan old smoking them?
They will be 10-12lbs max. I have...
I use oak all the time. Make sure it is seasoned dried. I dry for 5 months before using and I remove the bark too. I add apple to it during the main smoke period if I have any.. A good friend of mine picks me up some apple when he goes to Georgia. Good luck.
Nicely done! Looks like the first smoke is a keeper....
Is there a plate inside the main chamber over the firebox inlet to displace the heat? You will love the thickness of the firebox...
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