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Good looking smoker....  Now we need to see smoke and grub.....   
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Dave
 
Looking good. 

Started on a smaller reverse flow smoker. Hardly ever see any reverse flows this size. Anyone know why? 

I don't know, I have seen a few on here, but your right most RF's are at least 120 gallon tanks or more.  If and when I build me a smaller patio pit like your working on, I would probably go direct flow as well.  Don't get me wrong, I love my 150 RF, but there is a different flavor coming off a direct than a RF.  Both good, just different.  Plus I could be finished a day earlier with the project making it direct over RF.
 
I'm building one about the same size 18"dia x 52" long.  It my first ever build, had the tank so the size was set.

Very nice looking build. 

What about the wheels...inquiring minds want to know...

Tom   aka RadioGuy  
 
CaubleCustomFab said:
Started on a smaller reverse flow smoker. Hardly ever see any reverse flows this size. Anyone know why? 


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18" 1/4 wall pipe 42" and 18" long

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1/4" rf plate
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Mainly because the diameter is small.
After you add the RF plate and grates... there's not much head space. Mine is 20" and can be a bit tight doing chix.
Its great for heat recovery and use of less fuel.

BTW awesome build
 
SQWIB said:
Mainly because the diameter is small.
After you add the RF plate and grates... there's not much head space. Mine is 20" and can be a bit tight doing chix.
Its great for heat recovery and use of less fuel.

BTW awesome build
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Yea you are right. I didn't really think of that. 
 
Very nice!!  Like the round handle and shelf supports.  What type of stock did you use there? 

Hope to see some Que Views off this beauty!
 
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