Smookehouse Build Plans

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masonman1345

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Dec 7, 2010
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Orangefield Texas
I want to build a real smokehouse. I would be greatfull if someone had some plans that i could use to build mine. I could then use that and make my own improvements. I want to use a commercial smoke genarator on it. I would like it ti be at least a 30# meat capacity. Please help, dont even know where to start,
 
30 lbs isn't all that big believe it or not. It can be done in a number of ways. What are you looking to turn out from your smokehouse? That might be an easier place for us to start.
 
What i would really like is a smokehouse that i could eventualy use for a small business. I would like to do hams and turkeys for holidays, and do deer sausage and jerky. A walk in smokehouse would be awesome but i dont know how to build one, so i was going to start off small.
 
Here you go.....

http://justtwofarmkids.com/2010/01/16/building-a-smokehouse/

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SausageBoy
 
If you are doing cold smoke a simple plywood shack will give you what you need at a reasonable cost.  Locate the firebox far enough away to allow the smoke to cool before entering the smoke house.

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Good luck on the business side!

30# is pretty light...I can do that on the MES 40

If you are looking for commercial, take a look at www.sausagemaker.com for some of their turnkey smoke houses. They also have smoke generators, heat elements, etc, for building a smoke house. Take a look at the books from Rytek Kutas - he's dead now but his advise is still relevant...
 
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