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So I started with an idea and going through many different builds on this forum I decided to give a build a try. I received a warming cabinet from my cousin that is a chef and the electrical system no longer worked on this cabinet.
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The warmer project
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I removed the heating element and fabricated 2 doors out of plywood and cement also being that it wasn't an insulated warmer I built a frame around it with plywood just as extra insulation. Slanted roof incident rains to keep the rain out of the smoker. board
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After completing the build I seasoned the smoker for 4 hours. Then it was time to try my first smoke. Turned out great!! The ribs were amazing. Made a dry rub and left the ribs out for 3 hours and in foil for an hour and a half.
Looks good.
You really should hard pipe the gas line into the smoker. Then connect the flex line on the outside.
You really should hard pipe the gas line into the smoker. Then connect the flex line on the outside.
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A little Thanksgiving smoking.. Breasts in bags
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