I would like to get a small smoker to use specifically for testing rubs, temps, smoke etc. It would need to be capable of temps at least to 350 and a wood burner of course. Portable and well built important. I guess even a charcoal pit could work but I would not be using charcoal. Any ideas much appreciated.
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small smoker recommendations
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Harbormaster
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Why no charcoal?
The WSM (14.5 or 18.5) is the most smoker bang for the buck out there and meets your criteria. Well, other than it's not a stick burner.
The WSM (14.5 or 18.5) is the most smoker bang for the buck out there and meets your criteria. Well, other than it's not a stick burner.
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The 22.5" WSM is pretty big. An 18.5" WSM might be better, or a PBC. You could take a look at the Red Box Smoker, too. It is a small insulated cabinet type that sells for around $400.
chrischandler71
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Maybe more than you would want to spend, but a backwoods chubby is a heck of a smoker, and fits the bill for being small. I use charcoal and wood chunks in mine. You can remove water pan and heat shield and run the temp up if you like.
SmittyJonz
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Boathouse Smokers........
SmittyJonz
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Old Country FlowMaster.
Bludawg
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Old Country Wrangler.
Riversmokerising
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Even a 14.5" WSM could work. I loved mine. Awesome little smoker.
yakdung
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Good choice I own a 22. I run it with a heavy duty foiled terra-cotta saucer resting in the empty water pan. I also replaced the standard fire ring of tack welded #9 flat expanded metal. This increases air flow and fuel capacity. Best bang for the buck at this price point. I know you will enjoy it.
SmittyJonz
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