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    48" reverse flow

    So this is my spring break project. In the past I had the $300 smoker from home depot that I made into a reverse flow, but poor maintenance and thin metal caused it to rust away a few years back. Since then I've been using a masterbuilt electric smoker and man do I miss the real deal. I kicked...
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    My SFB got a make-over!

    As for hiding it, I don't think that is possible. I have had a few run-ins with the maintenance guys, but I have dodged the bullet so far. But I'll be moving in about a month, so soon it won't matter. And it turns out that the fire inspector is a fellow smoker, so he doesn't mind it at all...
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    My SFB got a make-over!

    So a few weeks ago I posted a thread about ideas of what I wanted to check out for a 250 gal tank I stumbled across. Since then I was able to make some changes to my SFB to make it into a Reverse-Flow. All of the pictures are posted here...
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    Finally saying hello!

    Ok, so I didn't exactly smoke the steaks, but here was today's dinner. 3 ribeye steaks weighing in at about 28oz each, and only $6/lb! I couldn't pass up the deal... Keep in mind, this is on a Weber 22 inch grill. I also did some smoked twice baked potatoes on the smoker, but I didn't catch any...
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    Beginning thoughts of my RF Trailer build

    I agree and know from others successes that no insulation of the LP tank would be perfectly fine, but since I'm still at the concept level on this smoker I am looking at all ideas and weighing the long term benefits, in both  cost and handiness throughout the smokers life. Using a very simple...
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    Beginning thoughts of my RF Trailer build

    Ok, so I am thinking first the basic design will be a 24x24x24 firebox mounted at the back end of the trailer feeding into the tank, there will be the fat drip pan stretching the length of the smoker slanted toward the front of the trailer slightly, this making the RF portion of the smoker. I...
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    Beginning thoughts of my RF Trailer build

    By no means will I be completing this project anytime soon, but I stumbled across a 250 gal tank, and I have been wanting to upgrade from my small 6 month old SFB. I have had a lot of successful cooks on it, but it requires constant monitoring and a lot of charcoal to cook through the night. I'm...
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    Finally saying hello!

    Thanks for the welcoming to the forum! I will try to get some pictures up of food that I have smoked so far, I'll have to dig for pictures... So far I have done mostly Boston Butts since they are so easy to get in Georgia, but I have also done 2 turkeys (the best I've ever had), some cornish...
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    Finally saying hello!

    So, I joined last summer when I got my first smoker, by now I feel like I might be able to contribute and ask a few questions. My first smoker was a SFB that I picked up at HomeDepot. I have been happy with my cooks, but I always seem to run out of room on the darn thing! Over the course of a...
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