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Just received my newest and inexpensive model Maverick ET-733 model.
I hope to use it soon and it looks promising with the hybrid replaceable thermometers.
Check them out I received this for $49.99 online through AMAZON by DBROTH they range from $69.99 - $100+ elsewhere. You will get a 20.00...
Thanks Josh, I have pondered this way to many times, I assume you mean 2 scoops to 1 scoop mixtures and do not worry about weight for weight?
Sorry, I know I can make it difficult as I am not a brick tender and will be building Wes' twin tower.
Thank you very much for your patients and...
I just left my local steel company to finish off my steel doors for my smoker....
Another man had just left plans to build a 500 gallon vessel and side box for feed pellets and propane system for his HUSKER TAILGATING NEEDS!!!!
I reviewed this and of course it is on a trailer. Estimated along...
Hello Mitch, Jim W. here.
- slab base Check with local codes for frost depth and footings. I am in Nebraska and had to go 36" deep 8" wide topped with 12" slab. I will be putting 5+ tons brick on top and don't want the baby to heave in 3 years!!
-type S (structural) is a lot stronger...
You are doing super!
My brick smoker has just a slab due to winter. I have been very busy building my steel doors (4) just about finished.
I was scared to lay brick with overnight lows as well as sub 25 for a while. I will wait till may with 40 for a low.
YOU ARE LOOKING GOOD AND HAVE...
Hey Dave, If I lay a flue liner sideways do they make an end cap for them? Also I would have to cut a hole in the side of the flue and it would just lay on top of my slide damper or heat silicone it down also?
Should I also lay loose firebrick (mortar will just crack up) over the top of the...
Hello to all.
I am building a brick smoke house but come up to a problem. (researched for ever)
The top end will be 36x36'' and I will dead end (top of brick walls) with a 3/8'' steel plate.
I want to build an arched top and exhaust out the back which will require some sort of flue.
Brick/...
The steel plate is capping off the cook chamber which has the damper attached and the smoke stack is going out horizontal.
I am doing this for the arched look and to keep the vertical height down to a minimum.
I have 3 walls going up. fire brick, cinder and veneer. The width of all of those...
Of course the plate steel will be inward and setting on the cinder block not between the veneer brick. It will have a (damper) slide and a 3/8" pipe sleeve through the brick to run it for a 1/4" rod to run through it with an exterior handle
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