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Here is a smoker I built a while ago. I figure I could post up some pics of the finished product.
Here it is each tray is 20x30 inches (over 20 sqft) and there are 5 of them. This was built on consignment and the owner wanted 3/16 instead of ¼ steel. The door seals shut with some channel and...
Well it has been done for quit awhile guys. I really don't get on this forum anymore. I have updates floating around in other places if ya wanna find it. It really works better then ever expected.
I know you are talking about reverse flows here but smokers in general need a damper. Check out Jambo pits they are only controlled by the damper on the exhaust heck they don't even have intake dampers. And then you have verticals(cabinet) smokers that are also controlled by dampers and intake...
Thanks mork it really was efficient and the smoke flavor came through nicely. along with predictably temps after learning what to do with these insulated smokers.
Ok here are the final pics....it is still going on 2.5lbs of charcoal, I actually ran it a little hot do to a learning curve..I was figuring 10lbs for 8 hours. It is still going at 230 degrees and has been smoking for 8 hours...Ribs came out great the sirloin is still in. thanks for lookin
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Well not quit a bonanza but it sounded good...LMAO
Here are some pics from todays first smoke. I seasoned it last night and it was killing me to use it...temps from top to bttm are with in 5 degrees once the temps stabilize...Because of it being insulated I have to learn some of the tricks for...
I don't think so...Langs have bars going up the warming box, and a dome over the smoke stack (which is hard to see in this pic). also the handles are wrong.......could still be worth looking at for sure if the price is right I didn't even look
What kind of cut do you have. and how are you planning on cooking it, pretty sure you are going to smoke it but will you be slicing it pulling it? I would think marinating would do good with buffalo.
Just a fyi the spool gun is a joke...It really lacks when welding. I have not personally used it but was told by 3 difirent guys that all have 20+ years in welding...nice to see you got the hobart. good luck on your future builds.
Wheels are on doors are done. Tomorrow I should be able to do the racks and handles...then I will only have some clean up and cover for the smoke stack along with a little paint...but I will burn it off and season it first..this has 17.5 sqft of cooking area. 5 racks that measure 24"x21" . it's...
Mavericks are what most people here use...just punch it in to any search engine and you will find 2 diffirent kinds to choose from. One does food w/both probes the other does food/smoker temps
these are a pretty decent one here >> edit
there are also very nice tel-tru therms here >> http://www.teltru.com/p-317-barbecue...inch-stem.aspx
hope this helps both are good I would say the tel-tru is more top of the line but you will also pay for it....you can calibrate either of them
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