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  1. alfa01

    Reverse Flow 300L Air Tank Build in Greece...$20 Stick Welder and Angle Grinder

    Started by cutting the ends off and getting it down to a manageable size, but still leaving it big enough to get a pig in there.   Also cut off the old feet that held the tank.  Man, that is some thick steel.  Built in 1973 as I discovered from the ID plate. The feet on this thing must have...
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    Reverse Flow 300L Air Tank Build in Greece...$20 Stick Welder and Angle Grinder

    Howdy!   Mississippi boy living abroad in Greece building a reverse flow from a 1970's 300 liter air compressor tank.  I found the tank last week at the scrapyard and immediately went to work.  
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  7. alfa01

    Stainless smoker build

    Looks like we got a first smoke volunteer....chicken!!!  
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    Steel thickness on Firebox

    Yes.  It is a direct cooker, but I set it up for indirect (meaning the fire and the meat aren't in the same vicinity) when I'm smoking versus grilling.  It's about 40" long so when I setup the coals/wood on the left, the chimney and meat are positioned to the far left to draw the heat and smoke...
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    Steel thickness on Firebox

    I see this is an old thread, but I have a relative question to some of the replies posted here.   For the guys using thicker steel, or even double-wall fireboxes, where are you burning exactly?  I mean, are you guys using an expanded metal tray, grate or something like that?   In my current...
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