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Insulated dual cabinet smoker
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A commercial smoker using a design I have been kicking around for a while. I should have it done in a week or so if other work permits. Will have 10 racks of 850x950mm with 190mm clearance between each rack. Has a center firebox with 2 lower warming drawers on the outside. Heat goes up the internal chimneys then down through the racks where it enters in the lower part of a false wall the up the outside walls to vent. Sheetmetal is 2mm (#14).
That's going to be quite a smoker!
Al
Al
Very nice design of a "reverse flow vertical smoker".... Can't wait to see it operate.....
Can't wait to eat some BBQ out of it.
Very nice design of a "reverse flow vertical smoker".... Can't wait to see it operate.....
It doesn't have an owner yet, so will have to be the shop pit until it sells.
smokinhawgbbq
Smoke Blower
Looks Awsome !! I might borrow a few ideas for a double door build I have to do for a friend's new resteraunt.
Mike
Mike
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....... Smoke.... we want to see smoke.......
Where does smoke exit the Cook Chamber ?? Are those the exhaust stacks I see on top...??
Where does smoke exit the Cook Chamber ?? Are those the exhaust stacks I see on top...??
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Dave,
You will have to wait until next week to see smoke as it is vacations here Friday and Monday. I also have a bunch of running around to do tomorrow sourcing parts for other smokers.
The outside wall where the 4x2" is on the flat edge has a false wall on the inside.
Here's the false wall welded to the parrilla guides. hery hard to see but there is a 2" gap down by where the F clamp is.
On the right side of this pic you see I placed the vertical 4x2 on it's flat edge to give me a 2" gap for the false wall then 2" for the insulation. The smoke enters at the bottom of the angled plate.
another shot of the false wall. You can't see it in the pic, but there is a 2" gap at the bottom and a hole for the grease drain in the center of the photo.
Looks like crap at the moment as I used a filler paste to cover the grinding marks and seams. Next week I will throw some paint at it.
The 2 outside lower cabinets are ovens ( no smoke)
Doors welded on.
You will have to wait until next week to see smoke as it is vacations here Friday and Monday. I also have a bunch of running around to do tomorrow sourcing parts for other smokers.
The outside wall where the 4x2" is on the flat edge has a false wall on the inside.
Doors welded on.
I think it's gonna work AWESOME !!!!
Sorry about the crappy photos as it is the shortest day of the year here. Sun is always low in the sky all day. Tomorrow I will fire it up and see what happens.
That's gorgeous....
this looks great... and we just had our longest day of the year...
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Let me know if you need the CAD designs for the chassis. After todays test run I would also make a few little tweaks.
Looks Awsome !! I might borrow a few ideas for a double door build I have to do for a friend's new resteraunt.
Mike
Nice... I think it looks great...
Thanks Dave.
The BBQ was good today, but not up to competition standards. I was too busy working on making a gantry as I have 6 250 gallon propane tanks coming soon.
I also need the gantry so I can move that 1000kg ripper off a bulldozer and flip it over to make a table. The other part is in the background and am going to make a hydraulic press out of it.
Maybe this weekend i will have time to do some Beef ribs without too much interuption..
The BBQ was good today, but not up to competition standards. I was too busy working on making a gantry as I have 6 250 gallon propane tanks coming soon.
I also need the gantry so I can move that 1000kg ripper off a bulldozer and flip it over to make a table. The other part is in the background and am going to make a hydraulic press out of it.
Maybe this weekend i will have time to do some Beef ribs without too much interuption..
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