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Nice looking build. Don't know what that meat is, but I'll trust you that it was good.

Would several of these inside help:

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Thanks everyone. It was a lot of fun to build. Can't wait to start some more sausages to put in Richard.

But seriously boys, what a totally impressive Dick!!! :clap2:

:laugh: if I had a dollar for every time I heard that.... I'd have a dollar.


That's got potential, Thanks! I wish it gave dimensions. The challenge will be height. The sausage was about 12 inches away from rubbing on the bottom of Richard, so that will really be the challenge.
 
I like this idea. I make smoke cured pork loin in the smokehouse, but only in winter because I need the cold air. I think this might work for me to cure year round so I don't have to do all 80 lbs at one time. I could just add an a-maze-n-smoker to add the smoke.
 
Shag, if I didn't know better, your a home brewer. Those people (we, but I had to quit), are truly invested in created and duplicating perfect environments for great food, ah drink... :) very awesome thread!
 
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