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  1. storeman0913

    Another 120 Gallon Compressor Tank RF Build. Appreciate any help.

    Thanks Citislicker.
  2. storeman0913

    Another 120 Gallon Compressor Tank RF Build. Appreciate any help.

    Have mounted wheels to the frame and cut the door out and welded edge strips to it.   My welding instructor from the 2 intro classes I took this Spring would be embassassed at my results, as am I...but it won't fall apart!   Also cut the opening for the fire box and spent a couple of hours with...
  3. storeman0913

    60 Gallon Air Tank Reverse Flow Build

    Dave, Good comment!  I'm absorbing as much as I can so I won't be a big pain in the butt next week or week after. "I am so glad I have not attached the FB to CC, otherwise it would have created all kinds of access issues..  So for those of you considering building a reverse flow smoker, compete...
  4. storeman0913

    New build from Sweden.

    Interesting thread as well as the endless links it leads to.  Thanks. Jerry
  5. storeman0913

    60 Gallon Air Tank Reverse Flow Build

    "Here are a few pics of the intake vents and the 4" stack...It was slow going haven't put together vents like this before" I can see that these would be a challenge.  They look much different than the ones you posted earlier. Which did you wind up going with?  Thanks. jerry
  6. storeman0913

    REVERSE FLOW CALCULATING TUTORIAL ....

    Again, thanks Dave. Jerry
  7. storeman0913

    REVERSE FLOW CALCULATING TUTORIAL ....

    Dave, I'm not being critical.  When I go to the forums index, there is no area called "Articles" from which one is to find "Instructionals".  Not an easy site to navigate and i would certainly like to peruse the instructionals.  I accept that you were born here and I'm a newbie, but I can't...
  8. storeman0913

    60 Gallon Air Tank Reverse Flow Build

    I like the ports and the threaded adjusters.  Mind giving a link to the original design? Jerry
  9. storeman0913

    RF Build Progress Pics, Newbie on the Forum

    Thanks Dave
  10. storeman0913

    RF Build Progress Pics, Newbie on the Forum

    Dave, I've never been able to get that linked sheet to accept 120 gallons as an entering argument.  Don't know what i need to do to get it to work. Jerry
  11. storeman0913

    RF Build Progress Pics, Newbie on the Forum

    I know it was a lot of work.  Am doing the same drill now.  Just haven't had the time to post.  Hopefully in the next couple of days. Regarding the opening at the end of the reflector plate, I understand it to be the same or larger than the FB to CC opening.  As I recall, the FB to CC opening...
  12. storeman0913

    M7's build thread. Reverse Flow trailer mounted with storage compartments.

    Before I saw this post I sent you a PM regarding 3 of the links.  I'd certainly like 3 or 4 here in Virginia.  That is one fantastic build!   Jerry    
  13. storeman0913

    RF Build Progress Pics, Newbie on the Forum

    Great start!  Excellent metal prep.  Jerry
  14. storeman0913

    What's the best way to cut a tank?

    Thanks.
  15. storeman0913

    60 Gallon Air Tank Reverse Flow Build

  16. storeman0913

    What's the best way to cut a tank?

    So you are saying the same thing I concluded.  Measure up from the ground (level surface and mark and connect.  I had reached the same conclusion.  I don't see how it can be done from the top surface of the tank.  Thanks. Jerry
  17. storeman0913

    What's the best way to cut a tank?

    I cut my door without incident.  Anyone got any tips on how to lay out the cut on the end of a domed tank?  Using a paper guide gives a smiley face with turned up corners.  The only things I can think of are 1. with tank level and at TDC, measure up from the concrete floor and mark the cut out...
  18. storeman0913

    Finally started my first build, Pictures attached

    With the pre-fabbed  HD-aluminum frame I'm using, depending on wheel/mounting choice, I may be as high as 44" and that is too high IMHO.  I've got to find some solutions.  Don't want to abandon the frame as it comes with other goodies. Jerry
  19. storeman0913

    Finally started my first build, Pictures attached

    Thanks.  By your response, I gather you are doing another.  Pictures? Jerry
  20. storeman0913

    Finally started my first build, Pictures attached

    Great  looking build!  One issue I'm wrestling with in my design is the height of the food grate surface above ground (trying to sort out wheels or casters and width/cog).  Would you mind measuring the height of your cook surface above ground? Jerry
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