Building my first RF Offset.

[isaac]

So here we go. I found a cheap offset on the road one day, made a few mods to it, got good with it and consistently make great food. I'm ready for the next stage in my smoker life.
I made a 18x18x15"h out of 1/4 steel with a 3/8 bottom fire box, and found a old hot water tank at the dump. The tank is 3/16 with a 18" diameter, which is perfect for my fire box. I think the two will fit up perfectly. Here some pics of the fire box and the tank, I will keep putting up new pics as they develop.
I know you guys will share my excitement. As my wife only likes the food, not he fact that I will have less than 100$ into this bad boy!!!!!!
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[themule69]

Nice start! Keep the pics coming. Your wife will enjoy the fruits of your labor when you are finished.

Happy smoken.

David

 

[isaac]

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unfortunately i had to re design the fire box, my air inlet was way to big and couldn't control the temps at all, but now its done and working great!!!View media item 377691

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