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Good post. My turn. I have only a RF smoker....er two of them....twins. I chose not to do tuning plates after a small grease fire in my home smoker. I welded my plates in solid to contain grease and minimize risk of another fire.
My smokers are 7'. I did a bang up job and still have hot...
Been reading your door delimma (sorry about the spelling). I was smoking on mine this weekend and the door conversations were on my mind and I was looking at mine and I have the same problem as you. I haven't really noticed it but it is because I used toggle clamps to push the doors shut...
Like usual, I went big with 500 lb clamps. I don't think it was a mistake and they're not goddy. I used 2 on my firebox doors. They do work great.
Keep up the good work
Beautiful build. I used toggle clamps. They will push your warp out and seal your doors fairly tight. There's a store on line for them. Thetoggleclampstore.com I believe. Something like $5-$6 w/shipping. They take less than a week to get.
You will find your firebox will be fine because...
You rest all meat 20 minutes this allows it to reabsorb the liquids. If you cut it immediately juices will run leaving meat dry and a lot of flavor lost
I hate to admit this but......I have the same smoker only a propane model. It's what I learned to smoke on. Then you can sleep. The walls are so thin, even a propane model only heats to around 225. your other problem is the water. As others have pointed out, it drags your temps down on an...
My pork butt opinion. Pork butt can be SAFELY eaten at 145 degrees. The reason you cook it to 195-200 is that it takes that temp to make it tender enough to pull. If you try to pull it at 180-185 it will be too tough. At 145-150 pork is sooooooo juicy and tender enough to chop, slice and...
Welcome! Get an itch to smoke something and don't know how, just ask. That's the easy part. The work then begins. Trial and error. You'll get it right, and maybe the first time. Research and then patience. Smoking is soooooooooo addicting. And when you master the basics you'll start to...
I've never used the gaskets myself. In my opinion they're not worth the trouble. I've got three doors per smoker tank and three doors on the firebox (2 vents and the main door). How much I lose through my gappage I have no idea but I do know I have NO problem maintaining my 225. I used...
Here's the truth from a guy who vends. I've bought all kind of cookbooks from all the leading circuit guys. Jeff's recipes are the ones I use faithfully. His are #1 hands down. The best money I have spent on recipes and my customers LOVE the flavors. If you have a problem paying for these...
Trim it rub it give it some love smoke it for 6 hrs wrap it and finish at 195-200. Mmmmmmmmm I sell out EVERY time I vend. Good brisket is good brisket...oh and only prime
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