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Brick Smoker Upgrading
You mean you actually noticed my "little mess" here and there? OMG, I have absolutely zero organizational skills. It's all I can do to keep some sort of path from one end of my shop to the other. Never mind when I have to move a piano from one end of the shop to the other! I figure it's just a...- pianov
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New house has a brick smoker
Sure looks interesting. Where is the smokebox? Is the upper portion the smokebox? Doors to the smokebox on the sides? Is it an offset smoker then?- pianov
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Brick Smoker Upgrading
Nice improvements. Thanks! I look forward to seeing some smoke. You and me both!!! Happy smoken. Is there any other kind???? ;-)- pianov
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Brick smoker exterior heat
I agree with Wess W. My smoker is also cinder block with a firebrick lining and regular brick on the outside. The outside doesn't even get warm after a 24-hour burn - and I'm in central Florida (can't attest to whether snow would stay on it....). The top of my firebox (mine is an offset design)...- pianov
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Brick Smoker Upgrading
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Brick Smoker Upgrading
I built my offset masonry smoker almost 20 years ago now. At the time I really didn't know exactly what I wanted to do for a firebox door and the doors and top for the smokebox. I settled on a cast iron ash clean-out door for the firebox and very simple 3/4" pine planks for the SB door and top...- pianov
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White oak
Wow, you are correct about red oaks in the UK. No specie of oak from the red oak family are native to anywhere in Europe - I didn't know that! Here is a link to a good list of oak species divided up into the red and white oak families: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Quercus_species ...- pianov
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White oak
"We only have English oak in the UK, we don't have red or white..." English Oak is a White Oak - let me explain...... I see we need both a dendrology lesson and a wood technology lesson here! Don't be ashamed, it can be confusing. There are indeed three species of oak with the common names of...- pianov
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White oak
Just curious as I live near Tampa, Florida. What make you think you have white oak? Pretty much all that is available in my area are various species of Red Oak.[/IMG]- pianov
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OFFSET MASONRY SMOKER
Much use out it? Well, I did build the thing 20 years ago..... Yeah, geesh, countless Boston Butts, a gazillion slabs of ribs, several turkeys, picnic hams, salmon - you name it! I haven't ever used any other smoker, so I can't really say how well it performs compared to others, but I can say...- pianov
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