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  1. jim williams

    New Brick Smoker build starts tomorrow

    Hello porknpua, I have spent $1,200 so far probably end with $1450. Keep in mind 36" footings x 12"slab, raw steel, mason blade, therms., paint etc. a lot of nickel and dime items that add up. Fire brick was $100 for 180 full brick.  (.56 each)  -smoking deal! All veneer brick was free 1,200...
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    Steel doors for brick smoker

    Thanks Wes. Now just figure the arch and I will be ok.
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    building an arched top on a brick smoker

    Thanks. I will have to come up with something.
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    New Brick Smoker build starts tomorrow

    Mine will be as large as Wes W. with a charcoal grill on one side and log storage on the other. I wish I had changed my mind to 1- single door at 30" tall than 2- doors at 22" tall to cut down on height. But...I am all in and if you don't go big then go home! LOL. You are thinking way to much...
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    building an arched top on a brick smoker

    I gave the dimensions, what do ya think? thanks.
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    Steel doors for brick smoker

    Here you go boys! Doors are all but painted! My winter work is complete. I put stretch metal on the sides to catch mortar and will drill holes into frame afterward and install SS pan screws into the mortar.   Intentionally left a gap on the doors for 5/16" heat rope. The bolts in the hinges...
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  17. jim williams

    New Brick Smoker build starts tomorrow

    Sorry about the split and double answer...I figure the computer out eventually.
  18. jim williams

    building an arched top on a brick smoker

    Well I am in hopes of 40" wide x 18" tall. Then the top would be 40" front to back. Thank you for your info in advance
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    New Brick Smoker build starts tomorrow

    That is what you do with your metal double barrel smokers as I have now. YOU can control what movement you want with the dampers. -happy evening pal
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    New Brick Smoker build starts tomorrow

    Hey Scooter, My Brick build will be very much like Wes W. 1) All of the heat will be absorbed into firebrick which will be contained (not lost), like a 110* day and the pavement at 9p.m. 2) Our brick house is as air tight as you make them (Tight dampers and doors, insulation, firebrick..no...
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