bstomper
Full Fledged Farker
well if they were faling apart, I would say you did it right. Thats the way I like my ribs.
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Ugly Drum Smoker
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anchor-bbq
Found some matches.
Good to know. I was curious how many cans I would need. I'll plan on 4 ... Hopefully more it not needed. Are you doing clear coat on your drum?
tim timmens
Found some matches.
Anyone in the UK know of a cheap source of stainless steel expanded metal?
I am getting silly, silly prices from all builders merchants I have called :mad2:
I am getting silly, silly prices from all builders merchants I have called :mad2:
Stevenscustomguitars
Knows what a fatty is.
Have you tried steel stockholders? I bought an 8' x 4' sheet for about £35. I'm in Bristol and used these guys. https://plus.google.com/113965396292085775168/about?gl=uk&hl=en
Very friendly and helpful. You'll have enough for about 10 baskets though!
Stevenscustomguitars
Knows what a fatty is.
Thought I should add mine to the growing family! I just built two. If you're in the UK, BES plumbing supplies is where i got all the intake parts. You can see what i used in my thread here. http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=194418
I didn't do anything fancy other than silicone probe grommets but will probably add some side handles, maybe wheels, and a white stencilled design. I also can't decide whether to add a weber lid or not.
Thanks for all the information.
I didn't do anything fancy other than silicone probe grommets but will probably add some side handles, maybe wheels, and a white stencilled design. I also can't decide whether to add a weber lid or not.
Thanks for all the information.
dpuryear
Well-known member
Just Built My First UDS
Just built My first UDS. I put casters on it, but not sure they're worth the trouble. First cook was also my first fatty. Here's the Pr0n:
01. Jimmy Dean Sausage
02. Caramelized onion
03. Italian 5 cheese blend
04. Fire-roasted jalapenos, peeled and seeded
05. Bacon!
06. A rolled Fatty
07. Going to the smoker.
08. A smoked Fatty
09. Inside the Fatty
10. My new Ugly Drum Smoker
Just built My first UDS. I put casters on it, but not sure they're worth the trouble. First cook was also my first fatty. Here's the Pr0n:
01. Jimmy Dean Sausage
02. Caramelized onion
03. Italian 5 cheese blend
04. Fire-roasted jalapenos, peeled and seeded
05. Bacon!
06. A rolled Fatty
07. Going to the smoker.
08. A smoked Fatty
09. Inside the Fatty
10. My new Ugly Drum Smoker
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CLeeSmokinQ
Knows what a fatty is.
I need to find out how to make those
somapop
MemberGot rid of the matchlight.
Have you not considered using a washing machine drum? It's all pretty much done for you then. Mine cost £5 (should be able to pick one up for less than a tenner). Drilled a few holes in the bottom for the ash to fall, but other than that it's good to go.
rumproastiltskin
Well-known member
That fatty looks amazing. Pig power indeed!
tim timmens
Found some matches.
somapop
MemberGot rid of the matchlight.
Or jump on free cycle - fair few old washing machines on there.
EBay actually have them under the BBQ section.
Only mod I did to mine was drill 1" holes in the bottom and add a handle from a cheap bucket.
Good luck!
anchor-bbq
Found some matches.
Same here. Those look really good.
bvbull200
Take a breath!
Just got my drum back from getting powder coated. Looks great. Holes go in it tomorrow. Would have preferred to do the holes first and powder coating second, but the timing had to work this way.
z3uz
Found some matches.
as valves to regulate the ribs do not burn and smoke may well
I forgive the English I am from Puerto Rico
I forgive the English I am from Puerto Rico
z3uz
Found some matches.
bvbull200
Take a breath!
Here you go. Pick your size. I think the 3" is perfect.
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z3uz
Found some matches.
Thank
Greg.K
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
question
just finished building a new UDS. painted black and gold with the Steelers logo on the front came out pretty cool. I'm enjoying building these things. But I don't need to have more than one.I have some friends are looking for them but I don't know what to charge them.I painted it with two coats of engine primer in high gloss black barbecue grill paint along with VHT paint on logo. To risers with valves. Any thoughts I think I cook better than a WSM. and they cost $399. But I think they have a ceramic coating. Any thoughts?
Hope I'm not breaking any forum rules by my asking. Honestly into it for about 150 with new grate and fire bucket materials.
just finished building a new UDS. painted black and gold with the Steelers logo on the front came out pretty cool. I'm enjoying building these things. But I don't need to have more than one.I have some friends are looking for them but I don't know what to charge them.I painted it with two coats of engine primer in high gloss black barbecue grill paint along with VHT paint on logo. To risers with valves. Any thoughts I think I cook better than a WSM. and they cost $399. But I think they have a ceramic coating. Any thoughts?
Hope I'm not breaking any forum rules by my asking. Honestly into it for about 150 with new grate and fire bucket materials.
bvbull200
Take a breath!
Those with flat-lids that have threaded bungs...
I am having trouble finding threaded pipe to go in the larger of the two bungs. I didn't measure it, yet, but I think it is 2 1/4". I took the threaded stopper up to Lowe's and couldn't find anything close to that size. Ideally, I'd get a 2 1/4" pipe nipple, add a 90-degree elbow to it, then get a plug.
Where do I go for this?
*Not interested in drilling additional holes in the lid and I'm not interested in a domed lid, either.
I am having trouble finding threaded pipe to go in the larger of the two bungs. I didn't measure it, yet, but I think it is 2 1/4". I took the threaded stopper up to Lowe's and couldn't find anything close to that size. Ideally, I'd get a 2 1/4" pipe nipple, add a 90-degree elbow to it, then get a plug.
Where do I go for this?
*Not interested in drilling additional holes in the lid and I'm not interested in a domed lid, either.
