thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
Got the fire box door put together last night. Plan way to do a test burn by sunday but that's not looking good
Building a stick burner
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thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
Hello Everyone
Its been awhile since I've been on here, had to put the cooker on hold cause of my living situation while i finalized on my house. Well i got the house and time for the smoker again.:grin: cant wait to see it on my patio, i can tast it already heres a pic of my house and patio aka SMOKE ALLY, haha just thought of that. ill take some pictures of the things ive done to it in the last couple weeks and upload them in the next couple day stay tuned
Its been awhile since I've been on here, had to put the cooker on hold cause of my living situation while i finalized on my house. Well i got the house and time for the smoker again.:grin: cant wait to see it on my patio, i can tast it already heres a pic of my house and patio aka SMOKE ALLY, haha just thought of that. ill take some pictures of the things ive done to it in the last couple weeks and upload them in the next couple day stay tuned
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
The pictuers are the realitor pictures due to the snow they wouldnt have looked as good, i got alot of work in the back yard this spring
rdstoll
is one Smokin' Farker
Where in southern Wisco are ya? Am originally from Kenosha County.
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
I'm originally from Walworth county now I live in rock county
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
hears the latest pictures
This is the inside of the cook chamber, the upper angle iron is for my racks and the lower angle is for the heat plates to rest on
heres the plate that is welded above where the fire box enters the cook chamber. also you can see my greese trap
the hinges i got off ebay, they work great
the handles were branches cut and drying out now before i laqure them
And there she is you can see the frame for the table, also the latches i put on all the handles are on, doors done. air intake and dampener in the stack(not pictured) the list is geting smaller cant wait, I can tast it already
This is the inside of the cook chamber, the upper angle iron is for my racks and the lower angle is for the heat plates to rest on
heres the plate that is welded above where the fire box enters the cook chamber. also you can see my greese trap
the hinges i got off ebay, they work great
the handles were branches cut and drying out now before i laqure them
And there she is you can see the frame for the table, also the latches i put on all the handles are on, doors done. air intake and dampener in the stack(not pictured) the list is geting smaller cant wait, I can tast it already
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
Hedge im getting acorn nuts for the handles, if thats what you are trying to get at
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
yes it is:grin: having the heat plates made next week and ordering the steel for the racks
J-Rod
is Blowin Smoke!
Looks great. Bet it weighs a ton! Just a thought- you could zap some washers behind the handles instead of having nuts there for a stop, then use your acorn nuts to hold the handles tight to the washers. Not nit picking your work just thought it might look cleaner.
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
oooooya shes not light but the up side of that is it wont tip over in the wind. and thats not a bad idea
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
Alrighty everyone its been a busy month but got the expanded Cut out for my racks and the brace welded in the middle as a precaution for warping
And then there's me and the mistress.
Just have to weld up the frames for the racks, temp gauges/drain bung, table and paint
And then there's me and the mistress.
Just have to weld up the frames for the racks, temp gauges/drain bung, table and paint
bluetang
somebody shut me the fark up.
Nice dang build!
thebbqkid
Knows what a fatty is.
Thanks she's getting there
