Advice on a cold/warm smoker build.

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jerzeysmoke

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Hey all. Newbie here...hoping on some advice. I am looking into the process of building a smoke house/shed/box out of some cedar I have lying around.(example photo below). Ideally I would like to create one that I can cold and warm smoke in.

Is this possible? I would like to use a small wood stove I have lying around for this project. Any advice on building a smoker that can be used at very low temps for cheese as well as higher temps like for ribs would be very helpful.
 

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Hi. I want the same type of build. How did it work for you? I have a very similar set-up and cant get my temp above 225 degrees, which takes an extremely long time.
 
I have not built one myself; however, there is a whole sub-forum on smoke house builds. I am sure you could find a ton of information in there on tips and tricks to get your going.

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