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    "Baron Von Schwein" 120 Gallon Horizontal Tank RF Build. QVIEW!

    Beautiful work! Excellent job on the post as well.
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    I fired the smoker up in the garage and the temp went to 230 fairly easily.  I smoked a pork butt this weekend (pics to follow) and the smoker only attained 190 degrees.  It was raining while I was smoking so that might have had something to do with it.  I noticed that on the outside of the...
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    The elements are 450w a piece and I am using two of them.
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    The bottom plate that the heaters are attached to needs to be better insulated.  Right now, I have both burners on and can only reach a temp of 197 in the smoker.  The burners are red hot, but the bottom plate is hot too.  Also, has anybody used any type of heat deflectors?  Maybe I can make...
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    Also, I was planning on using my heating elements to ignite the wood.  Would it be possible to make the shield removable so that when I'm adding smoke, I can quickly remove the shield, or would it be better to ignite the wood with a different method?
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    maiden voyage for my home built veritcal smoker a boston butt and some chicken legs QVIEW

    Looks fantastic!  Great job.  
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    Thanks Karl!  When you say 3 3/4 holes, do you mean drill three holes that are 3/4" in diameter, or do you mean one hole that is 3 and 3/4" in diameter?  I'm guessing the first one.   Todd-  My uncle used to own a welding shop and he made it specifically for smoking.  When he used it, he used...
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    Thanks for all the info everybody.  I'll post some pics tonight.
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    Bottom Venting of Electric Smoker

    I will be using an electric heat source.  For the vent holes, should they be close to the heat source? Or just somewhere on the bottom of the smoker?
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    Thermocouple position for electric smoker

    I bought a t/c, temp controller, ssr package off of lightobject.com. the t/c is for use in air. Is it better to put the t/c at the top of the smoker or closer to where the food will be? The smoker is a home built jobber so I don't have any specs from the manuracturer :(
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