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Thanks Al. After my first test burn, and reading some of the posts in this forum, I cut a 4"x8" fresh air inlet down low on the back of the box. I put an adjustable floor register cover on it so I could damper it as needed. I did another test burn, and this time I borrowed an ET-732 from my...
I'm wondering what type of screen you guys use over your smoke house vents/openings to keep the nasties out. Is there a good wire mesh or something? Where's a good place to find it? I looked at Home Depot, but they didn't have much of anything.
I finished all the siding, and got the door mounted this past weekend, so she's finally all sealed up and ready to cook. I still have some trim work for final finishing, but it's operational now. I did a test burn late on Sunday just to watch smoke roll through her. I haven't gotten a...
I used cedar shims as "shake" shingles. Purely decorative, but I liked the look.
There's an interstitial space between the cedar ceiling and the OSB roof deck.
I used a 4" elbow that transitions to a 10"x4" register above the door for the vent. Will use a floor register cover with the...
I'll just carry on with this one...
I used 2x4 rough cut cedar for the framing, and 1x6 t&g cedar siding for the floor/ceiling/walls/door.
I built it up high enough so that I could elbow out of the stove, and up into the bottom of the smokehouse.
I have a large stack of bricks left over from my...
I used to do a lot of elk hunting in Colorado, and had a canvas wall tent with a little tent stove in it for heating. I've since moved to Texas, so no need for the tent/stove. I was trying to figure a good re-purpose for the stove when I stumble upon some smokehouse pics online that used...
Well, I created a huge post, chronicling my build every step of the way, included pictures and everything, and when I got to the end, I hit the "preview" button and my phone tanked, so my post got lost I suppose. I'll recreate it, but I'm going to piece it together with several smaller posts...
Now that I have a little time, I should go back and chronicle my build. The smoke box is approximately 3'x3'x4'. I used rough cedar 2x4s for the framing, the siding is 1"x6" t&g cedar. The whole thing started with this old camp stove I had from back in my elk hunting days in Colorado. I...
"Charlie don't surf" is a movie quote from Apocalypse Now.
Got the door on the smokehouse today, so I'm sitting here giving her a test burn. She's smokin' good! Smells fantastic!!
My name is Mike. I live in Driftwood, Texas. I'm about 90% complete on a smokehouse build. I've been ghosting info from this forum from other builds along the way. I'll backtrack a post chronicling my build, but for now, just wanted to officially join the conversation with a formal "hello".
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