New here to the forum. Just finished building a brick smoker. And was looking for a little advise. I fired it up yesterday for a test run. Seems to produce good smoke with good cross over to the smoke box, but seems the heat may be too low. I was wondering if I need to seal up around the smokebox door for heat retention. Any Ideas?
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Welcome from NJ, I don't know much about that set-up as I'm still green wood to the Smoking world. But this group is full of knowledgeable people. I'm sure you will get your answer!
You need better pics, you are not showing the whole smoker IMHO
Richie
Richie
Wurstmeister
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Welcome from South Carolina.
John
John
PPG1
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Welcome to SMF from yet another South Carolinian
kruizer
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Welcome to SMF from Minnesota.
Welcome from KC.
Welcome to SMF from SE Ga
pushok2018
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Welcome to the forum from NorCal! Sorry, I don't have experience dealing with this kind of smoker... I am sure someone will chime in...
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