"Baron Von Schwein" 120 Gallon Horizontal Tank RF Build. QVIEW!

[subvet]

Your orifice and air hole combination might easily be fixed by adding a needle valve to your regulator.  This will allow your to tweak the air gas mixture even more.  I used this on a hog cooker I built.  I will send pictures if you need me to.

 

[gmasterpfautz]

Your orifice and air hole combination might easily be fixed by adding a needle valve to your regulator.  This will allow your to tweak the air gas mixture even more.  I used this on a hog cooker I built.  I will send pictures if you need me to.

Pictures would be great! Thanks!

 

[southtexascoast]

Would suggest that your sister postpone her wedding until next year. That will give you enough time to get a good design and learn whole hog if you really focus on the project

 

[domapoi]

I would suggest that all you newbies out there that are asking questions about stack vent locations, suggestions about putting it on a trailer or suggestions about postponing the wedding until he get a good design should go back to the beginning and read all 12 pages of this thread before you make any more comments or suggestions.

 

[n2 bbq]

looking good man

 

[johnboy60]

Amen!!

 

[rubbin butts]

I would suggest that all you newbies out there that are asking questions about stack vent locations, suggestions about putting it on a trailer or suggestions about postponing the wedding until he get a good design should go back to the beginning and read all 12 pages of this thread before you make any more comments or suggestions.

X2

 

[schmitzmoke]

I cant wait to see some pork fat dripping from the seams! Good luck!!

                                                                                                   

 

[headdungsmoker]

Wow, great looking build gmasterpfautz and  Cororumex!  I'm totally inspired now. And I just happen to have the same kinda tanks lying in the yard for another project (a wood fired boiler for a hot tub), but now I may have to co-opt the tanks for a RF smoker.  Great job guys. 

 

[gmasterpfautz]

There it is! Isnt it beautiful!? Picked it up from the blaster today ($60 for grates and everything), painted it (with the much appreciated help from Cororumrex) with some rust-oleum high temp paint, and atttached the gages and the handle. Cant believe I'm finished (for now)! The wedding is on the 30th so we will have plenty of pics from that and will most likely fire it up next weekend for a trial run. Thanks for all the help quys! This forum was a huge part of making this smoker what it is. Enjoy the pics!

 

[boilerman]

lotta work.nice job.looks like your getting near to lite off.

 

[gary s]

Let's see some smoke and some meat !!!!!!  Looks good   great job

Gary S

 

[domapoi]

   Looks great!!! Can't wait to see the pictures from the wedding.

 

[magikben]

Is the big red tank in the background your next project?

Looking great and enjoy the rewards!

Magikben

 

[gmasterpfautz]

To no ones surprise... I'm sitting here looking at the finished pics thinking of what I'm going to do to it next. I'm thinking door counterweight and a nice cutting board for the grill and smoker. Maybe I'm not finished yet... Or do these kinds of projects ever truly end?

 

[salbaje gato]

I  don't think these projects ever end,  I HAVE A NUMBER OF SMOKER PROJECTS  and I'm always adding something to each of them. Looks like tables are in your future.  awesome job.

 

[smokin - k]

Great work! Looks super sweet! Smokin - K

 

[gunny r]

[h1]Outstanding build. Can't wait until there are some pics of some Que.[/h1]

 

[goodtobeking]

Absolutely a fantastic job. I have come back and gone through the whole 12 pages repeatedly and enjoy it each time. My liitle brother would have loved this. He was an accomplished welder and even designed and built scale model cars and trucks as special gifts. I would have loved to work with him on a project like this but sadly he passed away too soon. I hope to use this for my first build as a guideline. Many thanks!

 

[smokinginmo]

I have been following this from the start. Nice to see it finally ready for some smoke.