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  1. jcsturgeon

    insulated firebox

    Meat Hunter I didn't think of doing that, but like I said its from scratch so if I can get all the info and advice on how to, I think I would like to insulate the smoker as well! What do you think? Thanks! Jsturgeon
  2. jcsturgeon

    insulated firebox

    Thanks I'll check that out. Yes I'm building one from scratch. The smoker will be rolled into a cylinder of 26"w x 72"L with the firebox installed to the rear of it. It will take some time but time well worth it when I'm done. Jcsturgeon
  3. jcsturgeon

    insulated firebox

    Any advive on how to build an insulated firebox what would be the specs or the building behind it. Thanks j sturgeon
  4. jcsturgeon

    Fancy smoker paint jobs

    The smoker you saw was built by jambo pits look on gis wed sit and he got specs on trailers and i beleive he says that the paint is from sherwin williams! 1500 paint. i contacted them and they call it sherQ paint look into it. that guy from cool smokes which he named the pit "smokevette", to his...
  5. jcsturgeon

    New Smoker IN Town

    Hello, my name is Joel Sturgeon I'm from Hereford, TX. The Beef Capital Of The World. Right now I am truly a beginner, my smoker will be built from scratch with material being formed to my specs and from the advice I get from these great forums. So hopefully it will turn out great. I will start...
  6. jcsturgeon

    building a new smoker from scratch!

    Hello All! I'm new to this forum and website for that matter and I'm here to tell you this is a great website and love the forums, lots of info and advice and thats why I'm here, for help. Like I said earler the pit will be built from scratch I will roll 1/4" carbon steel into a cylinder about...
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