Getting ready...

[porker]

Hey everyone! I'm just wanting to get into the art of the Q. I got a free 12 gauge steel computer cabinet from work, and am going to attempt to make it into a vertical smoker (hopefully soon

) I live in a little place called Entiat, WA. There was one good BBQ restaurant in nearby Wenatchee, but we're waiting for him to open back up.
Here's a pic of a cabinet just like the one I have, just not quite as used... I'll probably post some real pics later... Looking forward to drawing from the expertise of everyone here!

Thanks.........
The Porker

 

[bigal]

Welcome to SMF! Sounds like you have a good plan, keep us updated on how it goes and if you have any questions just ask.

 

[smokewatcher]

Sounds like an interesting project!

 

[hawgheaven]

Welcome Porker, you have certainly come to the right place!

That looks like a great project, keep up the momentum and let us know your progress!

 

[tonto1117]

Welcome to the SMF Porker. Glad you found us!!

 

[jts70]

welcome aboard Porker ! Sounds like you have a plan , let know how it turns out.

 

[peculiarmike]

Welcome!
Now that has possibilities! Be sure you show us how it evolves.
Wenatchee! Passed through there riding BNSF trains monitoring locomotive performance. Nice country.

 

[gypsyseagod]

welcome to smf porker.

 

[hhersh]

Hey porker....that sounds and looks like it would be a great smoker. Keep us apprised........

 

[hillbillysmoker]

Welcome Porker, It sounds like you have a plan that is about to come together. Please keep us posted and let us know about your progress.

 

[teacup13]

welcome to SMF porker... i agree with everybody, that is going to make a cool looking smoker... the ideas i have going through my head already and its not mine..lol

 

[domn8_ion]

Welcome to SFM. That cabinet has definite possibilities.

 

[stillcajun]

Welcome Porker. Glad you found the SMF. Good luck on that project.

 

[msmith]

Welcome aboard Porker glad you joined us.

 

[porker]

Wow, thanks for all the replies... Actually, I'm open to any suggestions that anyone has. I'm not sure in what direction to go. I also have an air tank that could be used for an offset.... hmmmm. It's about 18" round and 26" long. Thank you in advance.