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  1. duckybud

    HELP--After 21hrs @225 the pork butt only reached 182 degrees, WHY?

    I just did a 6 lb. butt ar 180 for 19 hrs. and it was 176 bumped it up to 215 for 2 hrs it was only 180 bumped it again to 250 and foiled had 205 in about another hour.  Yours was almost twice as big so if you were just 10 or so degrees off it could take that long ,imho Bud
  2. duckybud

    Food Warmer to Smoker now finnished

    Tj, I did notice some moisture build up in the generator when I added the 2nd load of chips, going to try and insulate the gen. and pipe to the intake.  It put out tbs but was starting to get a little less blue and more white at the end of the burn, didn't notice any creosote or any hint of it...
  3. duckybud

    First Butt on repurpsed Smoker

    Stovebolt, here is the link to my build listed under other builds http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/118099/food-warmer-to-smoker-now-finnished if you have any questions fee free to ask Bud
  4. duckybud

    First Butt on repurpsed Smoker

    Thanks for the comments.  It was the first time smoking on anything other than charcoal and wood.  Since I didn't"t have to babysit the smoker, I wanted to do this one LOW AND SLOW.  I have decided there is such a thing as too low, while this came out great, I will use higher temps in the...
  5. duckybud

    Food Warmer to Smoker now finnished

    Tjohnson, I used a cutting wheel for a hand held grinder to cut the stainless, after you first get through it cuts pretty easy.  I used bi-metal hole saws to cut in the inlet and exhaust, just go very slowly and don't use much pressure.  Hope that answers your questions. Bud
  6. duckybud

    First Butt on repurpsed Smoker

    FINLAY DONE OK, so it is done 205 it, and it only took 22 hours.  It was worth the wait though.   The blade just fell out after it rested 1 hour all nice and cozy raped up in foil. sorry for the bad pic the flash wouldn't work and my hands were too big a mess to try to fix it. Here it is...
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    First Butt on repurpsed Smoker

    update 2:  21 hours and 180* it.  Gave up and foiled, stoped smoke and raised the temp of smoker to 250 til it gets done. Bud
  12. duckybud

    Food Warmer to Smoker now finnished

    tjohnson,  wood is under 3 % by my meter.  Heat is a brinkman replacement element 1500 watts.  Have a 2 1/4 in. intake and 3 in exhaust.  Intake is about 1/2 open and exhaust is wide open.  Smoke generator  is lit with a torch and fed air with a fish tank pump, I can add wood by removing the top...
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    First Butt on repurpsed Smoker

    update:  19 hrs and still only 176 it.  just bumped the smoker to 215, and still spraying with apple juice every hour or so. Bud
  14. duckybud

    First Butt on repurpsed Smoker

    I started a 6 lb. butt in my just finished smoker made from a food warmer.  I used a brinkman heating element with PID controls.  I rubbed the butt down with mustard and then coated well with my rub, covered it and into the fridge for a little nap to let the rub do its job.  After its nap I...
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    Food Warmer to Smoker now finnished

    Finally got the time and materials together and finished this project.  Heating element was lowered 8 in and shelving made from 1" angle and expanded metal, I have a shelf holder at the very top to do bacon and sausage. The smoke generator is piped into the air intake in the bottom of the...
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