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  1. robbie dean

    want to build a small CHEAP vertical, reverse flow cabinet style smoker

    Thanks Trippy! I didn't know there were others.....gonna go have a looky at some of the pics.
  2. robbie dean

    Need input please.

    I made 2 charcoal baskets for it. One will last about 4 hrs until I have to start opening the intake a little. I can usually keep it going another hour or so (this is maintaining the temp at 225-230) I will have the other basket getting ashy and then swap them. Also I have 3 racks and I will...
  3. robbie dean

    Hello from SC

    Thanks Joe! I live down near the coast, about 30 miles from Myrtle beach. The porkloin came out awsome. Nice smoke ring and juicy. I used a rub I got from Sam's (actually pretty good)that I "improved apon" hehe. I basted it with Worcestershire, soy, water and rub once it got to 140 internal...
  4. robbie dean

    Need input please.

    I had an old electric range that I converted into smoker. It is working good but I was looking for input from more experienced builders. I am planning on smoking a couple of turkeys using a honey brine recipe for thanksgiving. I have cooked a butt in in last weekend, did some modifications and...
  5. robbie dean

    want to build a small CHEAP vertical, reverse flow cabinet style smoker

    I am not seasoned but I was in the same boat. I actually used the oven box out of an old electric range to make a reverse flow smoker. The insulation was already cut to fit. I just used 14 guage to build the outer shell. I went back this week and added the warming drawer from the range to make...
  6. robbie dean

    want to build a small CHEAP vertical, reverse flow cabinet style smoker

    I am not seasoned but I was in the same boat. I actually used the oven box out of an old electric range to make a reverse flow smoker. The insulation was already cut to fit. I just used 14 guage to build the outer shell. I went back this week and added the warming drawer from the range to make...
  7. robbie dean

    First time smoker, long time meat lover.

    Looks good bud.
  8. robbie dean

    First time smoker, long time meat lover.

    Looks good bud. I am new here as well.
  9. robbie dean

    Hello from SC

    I was looking up how to smoke a boneless center porkloin this morning and stumbled across this site. It looks just like what I have been searching for. I live in SC, 42 tomorrow, work as a lead Maintenance tech at a textile company and I love fabrication and wood working. I had an old range...
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