Check out this DIY smokehouse
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Awesome, next project for me!
That is super cool - thanks for putting that up. The entire thread that guy put up is farking amazing - building pron, food pron - it's got it all!
CYvilEng
Got Wood.
Now that is a awesome smoker build. I wish I know how much it cost to build it!
cmseeley
Knows what a fatty is.
Wow!!! Looks real nice.
sportsnut
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Bad A$$
sliding_billy
somebody shut me the fark up.
Very impressive build.
Smok'n n Joke'n
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What does Old Smokey 1 look like?
bbqbull
Watching over us.
Excellent pictorial on your smoker build.
What a great build.
From the linked site...
Neighbors can be such dorks sometimes.
From the linked site...
Neighbors can be such dorks sometimes.
Smokeoholic
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Very cool...:clap2:
Dirtbuddy
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Very impressive build! Nice work.
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Rancid Crabtree... :shock:
I thought your name was colonel00...
I thought your name was colonel00...
oifmarine2003
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Same basic design as mine, just wrapped in thin, aluminum sheets. He will love what he can do in it if it cooks as well as mine. If anyone of you are thinking of doing this, the aluminum looks cool but is not necessary.
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This type of design will be my next smoker.
For cost versus cubic feet, and shelving area, you simply can't beat a DIY design made of wood.
Sure, I'l love a big monster Lang type rig, but I simply can't afford it.
Awesome thread, thanks man.
How much have you spent on this project?
For cost versus cubic feet, and shelving area, you simply can't beat a DIY design made of wood.
Sure, I'l love a big monster Lang type rig, but I simply can't afford it.
Awesome thread, thanks man.
How much have you spent on this project?
oifmarine2003
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Bob, you should be able to build this for around $200. Mine is very similar (minus the AL) and it was a hair under $200. Very easy to build.
colonel00
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Rancid Crabtree... :shock:
I thought your name was colonel00...
Yikes, I guess I should have clarified that this isn't mine. Just found it on an Alaskan outdoors forum that I like to read.
Also, for what it's worth, the poster said he spend roughly $300 in materials but has no idea how much time he put into it.
http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com...oker-project?p=1356870&viewfull=1#post1356870
teej
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Chris, Do you have any pics of yours?
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Oohh.....I thought the one I was looking at was the one in the other thread.
The wood is cheap, I know how much that is, I've made a hundred projects with wood. It was the sheetmetal I've was specifically wondering about, as I've never bought any. Not sure I'd even know where to go to buy sheet metal.
The wood is cheap, I know how much that is, I've made a hundred projects with wood. It was the sheetmetal I've was specifically wondering about, as I've never bought any. Not sure I'd even know where to go to buy sheet metal.
