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Old 01-02-2013, 01:08 PM   #1
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Default Longer Rib Racks - Homemade

Decided to make a couple of longer rib racks. 12" long & 3" high, 1 1/2" spacing. I made each rack so it would hold 3 racks. That's what comes in a pack from Sams.

I already have some Charcoal Companion rib racks. They are too short. The ribs would just curl around in a U-shape, over lapping & touching each other.

I like to use the racks on the UDS when there is not enough room to lay them all flat. This weekend, I'll be cooking two 10 pound pork butts on the bottom rack and 6 racks of baby backs on the top rack.



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Old 01-02-2013, 01:11 PM   #2
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Like I always say,"the rich man buys and the poor and able builds!" Good work!!
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Nice looking rack. Everything I've heard, homemade rib racks are the way to go.

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Great job... You start taken orders. For the racks not the ribs!😜


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I can't wait to borrow those!
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Good Lookin Racks !!
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Nice work
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looks to me it can hold 5 racks, if you prop 1 on each end....

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Looks like a great tool!
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Nice rack!
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Nice job. Man Law makes a nice rib rack that I think holds 7 racks. They could be a little longer but they get the job done.
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Great job Pappy!
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Used the rib rack this last weekend. The 1 1/2" spacing was too narrow for the baby back ribs from Sams. Some of the ribs got stuck in the rack. Next ones I make will have a 2 1/2" spacing. It will also allow better smokey air flow around each rack of ribs.
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Those are nice. It's good to have skills.
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