Joe Bryant
Knows what a fatty is.
I'm still in the "draw it out stages" still but planning on building a trailerable pit. Something along the size of a Lang 84 http://pigroast.com/model84m.htm but I'm going to use rectangle shape for the cooking chamber instead of round.
Had planned on using 1/4" steel plate like many use.
But Looking at the pics of Shaynes cooker here http://s161.photobucket.com/albums/t215/Shayne873/Smoker Pics/ and I'm starting to think maybe using a double wall construction with insulation for both the firebox and the cooking chamber.
I know some use this style for fireboxes but I don't see many using it for both firebox and cooking chamber.
Anyone have thoughts there?
Is there any reason not to?
What kind of practical benefits would I see from doing this?
Should I just do firebox only?
Thanks for insights. It's incredibly helpful to hear from people like y'all that have experience on this type of stuff.
Thanks.
J
Had planned on using 1/4" steel plate like many use.
But Looking at the pics of Shaynes cooker here http://s161.photobucket.com/albums/t215/Shayne873/Smoker Pics/ and I'm starting to think maybe using a double wall construction with insulation for both the firebox and the cooking chamber.
I know some use this style for fireboxes but I don't see many using it for both firebox and cooking chamber.
Anyone have thoughts there?
Is there any reason not to?
What kind of practical benefits would I see from doing this?
Should I just do firebox only?
Thanks for insights. It's incredibly helpful to hear from people like y'all that have experience on this type of stuff.
Thanks.
J