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Turning existing concrete/adobe building into smokehouse
Thanks....That's a good idea to use the little hole for a power cord. For the smoke coming in I am thinking the standard size of a 5" to 6" vent pipe. The door vent would be somewhere around 5"X8", but I like the idea of a vent in the top of one of the walls..that way I could adjust it...- tdimler
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Turning existing concrete/adobe building into smokehouse
Well, progress has been a bit slow but I'm hoping to pick it up in the next couple weeks. I got the door re-framed which you can see below. The building has shifted four of five inches so the existing door opening was all womper-jawed. I found an inscription that it was poured on 10/16/1917. ...- tdimler
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Turning existing concrete/adobe building into smokehouse
Well...not making much progress but I do have some more ideas. The concrete is pretty soft so I don't think I'll have much trouble making a new hole for the smoke to go in.....which means I'm going to be able to use a conventional fire box. My initial thought was to build a masonry box with a...- tdimler
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Checking in from West Texas
Good Evening! I have just recently found this forum while making plans to build a smokehouse. I live in Borden County, TX which is on the south end of the Staked Plains...along the Caprock Escarpment. I live on and manage a ranch here....we are in the commercial cow/calf business. Hobbies...
