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I'm in the process of building a new smoker to replace my Char-Broil offset. I'm hope this will be that last time I have to use this. But none the less a little Q view.
I have owned several Wally World specials over the years, and attempted a huge build several years ago that failed. After snooping this forum for a few weeks I finally decided it was time to do it right. I have a good friend the owns a metal shop, and has been fabricating for years so tools...
I'm building a 20 diameter cc and fire box. CC will be about 40 inches total. What's the opening size between the two need to be. And how far above my heat plate does my cooking rack need to be.
I've owned cheap wally world smokers for years. Super thin metals and leaks like crazy. I've made some decent Q. But I've ruined some meat also. I've always wanted to be able to make a perfect brisket, but couldn't maintain even Temps long enough. After a few days of going through this forum...
I have access to .140 thick pipe, which is about 10 gauge I believe, super cheap. I'm looking at build a 20" x 40" cooking chamber patio unit. My question is this thin of metal even possible to use to build a decent smoker. I'm in Texas so I'm not dealing with cold Temps very often. I've read...