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Thanks for your comments, we will see about the cleaning of racks , I sanded them down too 220 grit so there pretty smooth and oiled them with mineral oil only once so far. If they become a problem I will change them out, will let you know shortly how they work and will take a few pictures in action, thanks again!That is a beautiful smokehouse, but those wooden racks are going to be a pain to clean.
Al
Thanks for reply, the plan is to have a seal , I purchased a few different types and not really satisfied that these are what I want to use. The door is super tight especially with the cam lock set up that locks door. I don't need much to seal and considering a natural cork possibly. Will let you know what I finally come up with , thanks again.Nice looking smoker. I don't see any seals on the door or the other side. Must be a nice snug fit when closed. My cold smoke box doesn't use a seal on its door and it doesn't leak smoke. Beautiful looking unit. Very nice.
Happy smoking with it.
Appreciate your comments and thank you, no I'm not a black smith , but yes I did make them , there are pieces of cam lock that where purchased , but mostly self made.Very pretty work bud. Impressive hardware. Are you the blacksmith?
I just thought I would drop you a note about the cedar racks. I have now done three runs of cold smoke salmon and one large run of hot smoke salmon. I was quite surprised that the racks clean up super easy. The cold run barley requires any cleaning other than a quick wipe. The hot was a bit more of an effort to clean. When taking the pieces of fish off the skin was slightly stuck, but not as bad as the stainless steel ones I used in the past in a different smoker. The drippings came off when I hosed it down with moderate warm water and a quick brush across it. I would have to say I'm quite happy so far with them, we will see how long the hold up. Here are a couple pictures showing the racks in use.That is a beautiful smokehouse, but those wooden racks are going to be a pain to clean.
Al
I just thought I would drop you a note about the cedar racks. I have now done three runs of cold smoke salmon and one large run of hot smoke salmon. I was quite surprised that the racks clean up super easy. The cold run barley requires any cleaning other than a quick wipe. The hot was a bit more of an effort to clean. When taking the pieces of fish off the skin was slightly stuck, but not as bad as the stainless steel ones I used in the past in a different smoker. The drippings came off when I hosed it down with moderate warm water and a quick brush across it. I would have to say I'm quite happy so far with them, we will see how long the hold up. Here are a couple pictures showing the racks in use.