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    Another New Guy with a smokehouse.

    Very nice looking smoker! I'm building one myself....pics to follow.
  5. babysmokologist

    Smoke House design-still on the drawing board

    Hi All: I am still planning to start my smokehouse (SH) build based on Pops 6927's model. Previously, I had made an entry asking about opinions on lining a smoke house with cement board and thank you all for your responses. I was looking for a design that allowed me to...
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    Smokehouse that can hot smoke/cook

    Thanks for everyone's input!
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    Smokehouse that can hot smoke/cook

    Thanks for all the input on my upcoming smokehouse build! I think I may have the solution. I had a discussion w/ my machinist buddy last night during "Happy Hour" around the ole wood stove. I didn't realize aluminum and stainless steel both come in 4x8 or 5x10ft sheets. Aluminum melts at 1800F...
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    Smokehouse Construction

    Thanks Dave! My smokehouse is still on the drawing board. I wanted to line it w/ something for higher temps and am open to suggestions.
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    Smokehouse Construction

    That's a good thought Clyde!
  10. babysmokologist

    Smokehouse Construction

    I really like some of the plywood smokehouse designs I've seen. What if a guy lined his smokehouse with Hardy Board (cement board) to allow for simultaneous cooking/hot-smoking? Is this material sufficiently inert to cook next to? I realize it will be heavy but I plan to install lifting eyes on...
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