tim whaley
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Cinder block BBQ
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That's going to be quite a smoker.
Where is the fire box going to be?
Al
Where is the fire box going to be?
Al
Nice build! Looks Like you have some pumpkin carving to do to!
I see some critters in the background that will go nicely on this pit!
Looks like some very nice craftsmanship!
Looking forward to seeing the first cook on it!
Looks like some very nice craftsmanship!
Looking forward to seeing the first cook on it!
scott m
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I have one in my yard very similar. The blocks I use crack as does the foundation of 16x16 concrete pavers. To prevent any cracking of the concrete base it might be a good idea to put a layer of the 16x16 pavers. they are $4.00 to replace. Using charcoal directly or having a fire instead of embers may result in cracking.
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Filling it with concrete in the block will be plenty. Looks a he's Gona throw coals in there with a shovel
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