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    Math and FB to CB deminsions

    I laid mine out on some graph paper like this. Mine required 54 sq in.. By coming up 5 inch I had a little over 60 sq in.. I went 6 to allow room for a baffle plate.
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    Math and FB to CB deminsions

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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

    Well thanks for the help. Really appreciate it. Doug
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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

    Ok, will do. It's just hanging there. I was hoping someone would say something.. That was fast. Lol It looked funny to me. Just wasn't sure.. Would have rather had the box more semectrical, but this is a buget build. Just trying to use what I have to work the best
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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

    Got some done after work on the smoker. With steel i had my firebox worked out to be 21x23x14. I tacked 4 sides together, seems kinda long .My cut in the cc is 21 wide .i had plate that was 23 so i just went with it.  I was wanting to put my door to the firebox on  the same side as the...
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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

    Yeah I believe your right.. So going 6" up and using the drop as an adjustable damper, is that the right way to do it? If I go up 6 that will put my lower cooking grate about 6" above the reverse flow plate. Will that be okay? Thanks for the help
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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

    I laid this out on graph paper and come up with a little over 60 sq in. Maybe I'm doing something wrong
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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

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    Newbie 80 gal reverse flow build

    Ok, for here go nothing.. With you guys help I decided to go with the 80 gal tank. I probably jumped the gun a little by cutting the door first. I couldn't stand, I had to cut something or else I wasn't going to sleep. Here's were I'm at so far. I got the door cut and the hinges on, and also...
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    Is bigger always better?

    Thanks guys.. I'm going to start a new thread for the build. Got started today
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    Is bigger always better?

    As far as the door goes, is a 90 degree door standard? I'm not finding much on actual dimension. Thanks
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    Is bigger always better?

    Hey guys, I'm doing the calculations on my fire box. I have a enough fire brick left over from an out door fire pit. Does it make sense to line the firebox with them? Well at least everything but the top as I myself using it as a stove. Just curious, that way I can allow room for the brick.
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