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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
That tube is chimney - i make it removable. I bought large stainless U shapes. + I will buy trailer strap to be 100% sure.- tmaven
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Update! First run - bacon; pulled pork and porchetta - 80kg of meat inside. And trailer is finally completed! Now we are brainstorming how to bind it together.- tmaven
- Post #32
- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
We will use 2mm steel to sides (will do V shape). Weld just on 1 side (close to outside); other site in shape of L will be connected to V-drip by rivets (my welder said it will be better). As well he wants to keep steel bars in until we do sides (to kee shape during works)- tmaven
- Post #27
- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Update, we had to put temporary steel bars in to stop selfbending. It is too heavy to keep perfect circle shape. Drip tube and V installed.- tmaven
- Post #25
- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
What do you think about this style of bottom rack? 10mm stainless tubes; easier to clean than full metal grade- tmaven
- Post #24
- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Ok guys, applied changes. I guess I will use circle chimney (looks far better, something like mobergs). Placed thermometers as well, good? Thanks everyone!- tmaven
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Ye, at the end of V shape plate will be drip tube with valve outside. I smaller offset smoker, see that fat rolling out.. so from this big boy.. Still wondering, that red part. Do I need to have space between opening and grate? Or I can place grate next to opening (that will have me 12 cm of...- tmaven
- Post #17
- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
So first "blue print" .. FB to CC is 400 in^2 (2 580 cm^2) CC - plate opening is little more. Have question regarding space between first cooking grade and that opening. Should I leave space there? (12 cm currently 4.72 in) (that red line on picture 2) Plate will have little tilt (from 40 cm...- tmaven
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
2 pieces; will be weld together :cool:- tmaven
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Did that calculation before, but for example FBtoCB is different (calc 343.00, your 460). So I guess that calculator is not that good. (250 x 100 cm) 250 cm = 98.43 in 100 cm = 39.37 in 98 cm = 38.58 in V = 1963495 cm^3 = 518 gallons Gallons X 231 = volume in cubic inches.... Sometimes...- tmaven
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Ups my bad, did mistake in conversion. Its 6mm thick, so 0.26inch. (live in Europe - metric system)- tmaven
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- Forum: Reverse Flow
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500 gallon (i guess reverse)
Hello everyone! I would like to build 500 gallon smoker (Ordered 0.26x100x42-inch tube). I want to have stable temperatures across the smoker. Not sure if I can handle same temperatures across 100-inch normal offset smoker. (But I saw video of Moberg Smokers and that was pretty accurrate!)...- tmaven
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- 500 gallon
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Offset smoker - different temperatures [please help]
That first picture is not my smoker. Its just to show perforated plate. If you meant that. Ye I can do upper air inlet.- tmaven
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- Forum: Smoker Builds
