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  1. dkmiller16

    First cook, first brisket on my new smoker

    Thanks for all the kind words, truly amazing bbq community that you have here. Appreciate the feature and look forward to sharing more bbq on here as well as learning from all the tips and tricks everyone shares on here.
  2. dkmiller16

    First rib cook on the smoker

    Thanks for all the kind words, truly amazing bbq community that you have here. Appreciate the feature and look forward to sharing more bbq on here as well as learning from all the tips and tricks everyone shares on here.
  3. dkmiller16

    First rib cook on the smoker

    Here's the ribs from the first cook as well...
  4. dkmiller16

    First cook, first brisket on my new smoker

    First brisket I did on my new tank smoker that we just finished. I think we might get along... :emoji_laughing:
  5. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    Thanks @kmmamm , I thought it held temps pretty well. As far as hot spots, I didn't notice anything that , however that said, this was my first time ever running anything other then my Big Green Egg or my Meadowcreek BX50, which is an upright cabinet style smoker. Everything turned out great...
  6. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

  7. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    Here's a couple pics of the first cook. Still have some work to do but I needed to figure out if this thing is going to work
  8. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

  9. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    Finished the smoker, needs a couple small tweaks yet, but done to where I can do a couple cooks and see what she does. Seasoned it last night and tomorrow we got a couple brisket and some ribs going on for a company picnic. Like they say, go big or go home!
  10. dkmiller16

    Method to Season a new RF Smoker

    Thanks, I had a local machine/fab shop burn them out on a cnc plasma.
  11. dkmiller16

    Method to Season a new RF Smoker

    I am going to roll without counter weights as of now. If they get to be too much I will add later.
  12. dkmiller16

    Method to Season a new RF Smoker

    Thanks, most of the knowledge and design was born by researching this forum for a long time.
  13. dkmiller16

    Method to Season a new RF Smoker

  14. dkmiller16

    Method to Season a new RF Smoker

    I am getting close to being done with my 500 gallon RF trailer build and hoping to run a test fire in the next day or so and then season the inside. What method have you used or would you recommend on a pit this size? This was used as a waste motor oil storage tank in its previous life. After...
  15. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    Made some great progress tonight! So close to that first run!
  16. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    Doors and hinges welded, door straps tacked front and back. Now we need to weld the grates in the frames and finish the vent sliders and door handle. Then figure out the trailer design and we ready to fire her up!
  17. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    Slow but at least its progress...
  18. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    I guess I will roll with this and see what it does. I am assuming someone with way more knowledge then me could plug some data/drawings into a flow simulator/fluid dynamics program and see what pros or cons there are.
  19. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    I was hoping to add a warming box later so I didn't want the stack and plenum to interfere with that. Figured I can always remove the plenum inside and go with the conventional pipe only if this doesn't work? Kinda just winged it as bit. What's your initial thoughts?
  20. dkmiller16

    600 Gal RF build

    She got fitted for her pipe tonight
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