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    PLANNING FIRST BUILD ( PICS NOW INCLUDED )

    Looking really good. Clamps at Harbor Freight. Less than $6 for 500 lbs.
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    First RF Build. Excited!

    Thanks, RW. I was kind of thinking to put a hole in the 4" space between the doors so that the probes can be placed on either grate and the controller can sit on the service platform (when I build that darn thing). Does anyone have any pictures of where they put their "hole"? Thanks again!
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    First RF Build. Excited!

    A quick question; do most people drill a small hole in the cooking chamber to run the digital temp probes through? Seems like going through the side of the door would cut/bend them. Thanks
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    New Baby has Arrived!!

    The fabricator has a thread on here also, recognized the name, "the new rig". Nice looking unit!
  5. buda q

    60 Gallon Center Firebox Double Reverse Flow Build

    Yes it is! And if you really do it RW style, you can put a slant on it.
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    60 Gallon Center Firebox Double Reverse Flow Build

    I took my firebox, turned it on its top, then put some spacers on the inside of the box on the plate, laid a plate in there and welded it. It keeps a lot more heat in the firebox rather than radiating out the top. More heat in the firebox=more heat to the smoker. Here's a pic. I fully welded...
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    60 Gallon Center Firebox Double Reverse Flow Build

    Howdy, nice start on the firebox. I really looked into Johnson smokers and almost bought one before I decided to build my own. You might want to consider putting a double plate at the top of the firebox with a 1/2"-3/4" space between. I did that after listening to a few people on the forum and...
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    Another 250 gallon RF Build Thread (My first build)

    Them dang fireboxes do take some welding, welding, welding. Looking good.
  9. buda q

    Reverse flow " no heat "

    I agree, lots of different pics with the size of cooking chamber, where the reverse flow plate is, opening from the firebox to cook chamber. The good folks on here can help you out. Keith
  10. buda q

    First RF Build. Excited!

    The end result, and it was good! You might want to try this one! Be careful on the penos and such; our mouths are quite numb after the things that we eat on a daily basis! Keith
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    First run on new reverse flow

    Howdy! I think that people are going to tell you to practice, practice, practice. Sounds like you got some things figured out. I just cooked on my reverse flow for the first time this weekend and it's different from what I'm used to. I think the practice will be fun and delicious though. Good luck!
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    Fair we'll old #19

    Nice. A sweet goodbye.
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    First RF Build. Excited!

    Preparing the first q on the pit. My first fatty, and it is a taco fatty. 1/2lb 90% lean beef 1/2lb chorizo sausage Mixed up and flattened in a gallon zip lock bag. Bacon lattice. I'm using a loose weave. The chorizo is soft and would like to hold it together. The ingredients...
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