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250 pages and the drum is done
My drum is finished and have done my first cook
http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture169.jpg http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture176.jpg http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture167.jpg first pulled butt:lol: http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture172.jpg |
Looks Ugly enuph to me Ssnsocalfan!
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Pretty looking drum SteveMiller!
What's in the boxes in the 3rd pic on the top left,the graphic designs look like Delft's blauw"!:-D |
Now that is an awesome lookin' cookin' machine!!!
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thanks everyone
I could not have done it with out the brotherhood. the boxes are ceramic floor tile
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Nice job! I've been thinking about putting a shelf on mine..
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Good Job Ssnsocalfan! Glad to see you got it going, before me I might add! I'm still burning and grinding on drum.
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SSN, very nice drum you built. Pork looks great. There is a great brother in Kauai, HI on this forum. No clue where that is in relation to you. He's a drum head. You could do a "member search" and drop him a line. Great guy!
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Looks great Steve, next time I'm down, likely July 2010, I'll have to stop in for some Q.
What did you use for your exhaust? I'm running just a 6.5 cm hole (2.5 inches) My open top drum had no bung holes. |
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Thanks Bevo. i had called them and balked at the $48 for a new unlined drum, but if I have it to do over again I will probably go that way. I'm spending my spare time instead of money now I guess :-P I did one burn with pallet wood but didn't get to go as long as I wanted to because I kept hearing sirens :mad: I guess I'll keep working with the weed burner now instead. Right now my whole drum is much darker inside and coated with soot so it's kind of hard to tell if it's down to metal or not. I can use the wire wheel to get all the way down to shiny again, and it's not flaking and leaving a fine powder now like it was before the burn. Nearly all the paint on the outside has flaked off already except for a couple of spots. http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/i...l/P1010143.jpg http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/i...l/P1010146.jpg I think I'll give it one more good session with the weed burner and whatever doesn't burn then isn't going to burn at the normal temps this thing will see. And don't forget this one had what is probably the BPA lining that probably won't hurt anything but my endocrines. Of course I am always open to suggestions or comments :-D For the Weed Burner folks, what kind of time frame are we talkin' here, I hit the whole top section down to and including the first ring all the way around for probably 15-20 min already and this is still what it looks like after I washed it with a 409 type cleaner, its called Greased Lightning. Right now I'm going to watch some football and perform another timed rust test :-P |
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