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Well...just a little update on my homebuilt smoker. It's still not pretty...but it works like a champ. I started off with some short smokes, just to get a feel for it, but have since moved up to smoke ribs and butts. One full chimney of unlit coals and one full chimney of hot coals will chug along at 250* with minimal fuss for 5+ hours. It's almost 'set it and forget it.' It's heated up and ready to go in about 30 minutes. It really works much better than I had ever anticipated. It works so well, I almost hate firing up my smoke 'n pit at home.
(not really, but it doesn't work nearly as well)
Here's some Q-view from a few trips to the lake. :-)
The finished product...chugging along.
With movable table, extremely handy.
The money shot...
It's pretty ghetto-fabulous looking I know, but it works great!
I'd like a UDS too, but I only have limited access to a truck to get a barrel. If the timing is right, I plan on making one. :-)
edit: Another reason was I happened to have all the parts on hand to build this smoker. It only cost me some time and a dozen welding rods.
Those are just 2 slabs of ribs coiled. That was an experimental rib rack I built, it really needs one more row of tines in the middle to hold the ribs apart better...so the last two got coiled up.
Cool deal on the coiled ribs. I'm in east independence but have family in shawnee. Plus I work thru out the city. If ya need a hand getting hooked up with a drum just let me know. I can probably help out.
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