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  1. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    Thank you all. Can't wait to really get to smokin'. Had not considered a dang fireplace valve. I knew someone would have an idea I was drawing blanks racking my brain.
  2. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

      "you can put a pilot flame so if it gos of it will start again." I have considered that but I am at a loss for a low cost valve set up, I would also like to get a thermocouple involved. I have searched low and high and cant seem to find one that fits the bill. Maybe a propane hot water...
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    Well as promised my build

    I have been able to sustain a good 220° to 230° with the length of burner I have but for sausage I'm gonna have to tone it down a bit with a shorter burner, otherwise turning the flame down so low risks a flame out... 220° is just fine for some ribs and an inaugural run (after a long high temp...
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  6. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    No traffic lights were harmed during the making of this smoker... I am in a position that I come in contact with traffic engineers on a regular basis and after a year of hounding they finally broke down and offered up a slightly damaged cabinet that was set for the scrap heap...
  7. dazdnaz

    Well its been long enough...I should introduce myself

    Neighbors thought I was setting up a still...
  8. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    Hardibacker in place with a light coat of high temp spray paint to tie it all together. Nice blue flame if I say so myself:
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  10. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    Welded up a mount for the propane tank and rigged up a venturi with a bell fitting and orafice:
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  12. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    Burner and AMNPS in place ready for a test fire: The aluminum cabinet will need to be insulated... Hardibacker board anyone? also gonna have to rethink the small plate over the burner...larger steel plate will work.
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  14. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    Construction of the bottom plate and the pipe burner mount: Note the hole in the middle for air flow... the AMNPS will have the same
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    Well as promised my build

    Next on to the burner... At this time I also have a http://www.amazenproducts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=MAVET%2D732 and a http://www.amazenproducts.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=AMNPS5X8 on order from Todd @ http://www.amazenproducts.com/default.asp... here is what I came up...
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  19. dazdnaz

    Well its been long enough...I should introduce myself

    Yeah it is a little different. I built it that way for the sole purpose of smoking sausage, I thought it would work out better and it did, just not big enough.
  20. dazdnaz

    Well as promised my build

    Next step was stripping the paint...this went a lot easier than the server cabinet. Just some stripper and a pressure washer. Note the little access door, perfect for a quick peek.
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