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    Thanksgiving brisket

    I may need some advice. It's been on for 5 hours and parts of the point and flat are hitting 200 and the probe goes in with no effort. Other parts of the flat feel a little tough. Should I foil it or let it ride for a while longer?
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    Thanksgiving brisket

    I hope so. I really don't want to mess up a $50 brisket that someone else paid for.
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    Thanksgiving brisket

    I'm using a chargriller smokin pro duo with side fire box. Started off with mesquite and switching to pecan later. For the rub it's just salt, pepper, onion and garlic powder, chili powder and a little bit of store bought rub.
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    Thanksgiving brisket

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    Thanksgiving brisket

    My neighbor approached me and said, "if I buy a brisket and give you half will you cook it for thanksgiving"? Oh alright. 14.66 pounds and just went in the smoker. It's been a while since I've smoked a brisket so wish me luck!
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    Standard Reverse Flow Smoker Calculator... by DaveOmak and others... Ready to use.. rev5.. 6/19/15.

    And thank you for this post, a lot of my questions have been answered.
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    Standard Reverse Flow Smoker Calculator... by DaveOmak and others... Ready to use.. rev5.. 6/19/15.

    I have a math type program that I have to use for my math class. It has all of the symbols and formulas and crap. If you want to send me the formulas I can put them in the program and post.
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    Smoking small shoulders

    I routinely cook 3-5 pound Boston butt roasts, which is basically a BB cut into thirds. I plan on 1.5 hours/pound @250  and check the temp at 4 hours in just to see where I'm at.
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    24" X 48" RF calculation advice

    I have this old air compressor tank that I was going to make into a grill. Then I thought maybe I'll use it as the firebox on this build. It's 16x25 inches, Feldon's says it's 73% of what it should be. What are your thoughts? If it's too small it's too small. I'm just trying to save a few bucks...
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    Need Help With A New Reverse Flow Build 275 gallon

    I'll save Dave the trouble and post the calculations. They should answer all of your questions once you plug in the numbers.
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    It is Begun! My First Smoker Build

    Looking forward to the progress.
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    24" X 48" RF calculation advice

    As it it turns out, these stops that I made from an earlier modification work pretty good for this lid.
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    24" X 48" RF calculation advice

    Ok, now that I have my lid made and dry fit I realize that while my cuts may not be the best, the guy who made the bottom part didn't make sure things were square. I had some gaps that were thankfully filled by the fireplace gasket. Still have some fine tuning to do but it will be ok. Finally...
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