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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    curious question, i figure I'd ask looking at this build, what would you pay for this?  I've built a couple and havent made a dime.. so I just thought i'd see what a realistic price would be Jason
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    Chamber Wall Thickness

    I will follow this as well.. I have built a couple pits now. I live in Wisconsin, 1/4 wall pipe is very expensive (if you can even find some) around here so I build mine with .11g steel and roll it, the fire box is 1/4" I can not compare apples to apples to a 1/4" wall since i do not have one...
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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    Thanks for the kind words... the thing works great, the others i build have their owners happy... so all is good..well, I'd like to be busier but that will come. Jason
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    Wisconsin Rookie here.

    Welcome Uncle Mike, funny i have a brother in law i refer to as " Uncle Mike" in appleton.. Glad to have another cheesehead around. I recently started building pit's (actually just posted my first youtube ad today) so if there is anything I can help with let me know.
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    Newbie from Wisconsin

    i tear off just the outer husks leaving some on the cob, open the ear up and remove the silk. I then fold the husks back up and soak in sugar water.....soak it however long you want..smoke till its done. i have no clue on the time, i just do it by sight.
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    Newbie from Wisconsin

    Just had some tonight, its sweet, smoky, and delicious
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    My 100 gallon reverse flow build

    First..   i have a couple quick questions.. where did you buy those hinges, they look easy and fool proof to install...and the fire box door, I understand why you did the bracing and it looks great, but was there a reason you did it on the outside of the door rather than on the inside?   is...
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    Newbie from Wisconsin

    Welcome Deb...glad to have a fellow Wisconsinite... its almost season for smoked corn on the cob 
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    Maryland smoked meat lover

      for rub's i really like Jeff's..im sure there are others that are just as good...but iots what i started with and still use.. i have tried others but my go to is his.. good luck!
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    Smoking in Reno

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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    Ha Ha yeah she's my baby... I just finished pricing out what i need for materials, and will be underway with a build for a local lady.. this one here is for sale on craigslist..I really don't know if it will sell..the price in materials was way more than i expected..plus 40+ hrs labor  i didnt...
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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    Thanks..it was fun, now on to the next one we  were asked to build. Today my wife suggested we put this one on craigslist to see what kind of price we could get for it..would be nice to get enough to cover the costs and buy us a welder for home.
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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    I thought about that actually...but i have never used a RF and just want to stick with what i know for now...but i do have a FR on the mind for the future..who knows maybe our buddy jimmy will be the test subject for the RF..he is talking about replacing his current one... I wish i knew where to...
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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    Well, it works...and works well..I am very happy with how this turned out. I can't believe the difference in this compared to my cheap Char Griller.. the best news is........today i received an order to  build one like it :)    we had to do a couple tweaks but over all it was good to go out of...
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    Some Steel, a welder, and My Wife.( Finished pic's )

    Thanks for looking and making me feel good about my new Smoker..I got it done today, tomorrow weather permitting i will season it... This has been a fun project, thanks to my wife and our good friend Jimmy, who helped my wife do the fab work and showed her how to do custom work.. probably the...
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