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So after getting the larger keg I've decided that one keg is probably on the smaller side.
And noticing the mostvthe calcs call for a FB 1/3 the size of the cook chamber I'm grabbing a second full size keg.
What I'll do is cut one around the top 1/3 and the other around the bottom 1/3.
Then...
So after my keg vertical build I'm looking into ways if up grading.
So I have a full size keg (roughly 16" D by 25" long) and can get a half keg? Roughly have the size of the full one.
So I'm planning a reverse flow, traditional setup and I have a good grasp on what's needed..
One thing I am...
Hay guys. Throwing together a plan for a down sized smoker to what I see most but using kegs (yes I love stainless lol)
I have the opportunity to get a half keg, so would there be any downfall to a fb roughly half the size of the smoke chamber?
Are you cooking with the snake method or just a pile of coal?
For low even consistent long cooks check out the snake method.
But also don't be afraid to close top vent to slow air flow.
Here in aus were coming into fire ban season.
But a smoker is fine to use, many over compensate the ruling..
But great thread. The mind boggles with different combinations
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