Binfords horizontal double barrel smoker

[Binford 6100]

Couple rolls of Italian sausage
went on today. Pick them up at a grocer store that was just opening for $2 a pound.
A couple sweet potatoes with some cinnamon butter and we are set!

 

[Binford 6100]

Couple fattys going down.

Philly cheese steak and olive burger.

 

[Binford 6100]

Pretty pretty good

 

[JckDanls 07]

Tell ya what... The only thing I can see wrong is ... That I can't taste... nice job... smoker worked good ??

 

[Binford 6100]

Oh yeah, I couldn't be happier with this thing.
I am sure other homemade and store bought jobs work great and yield great results, but for my money I can't imagine needing or wanting anything else.

In the future I'll work on my recipes and rubs and sauces. Then I'll get into different kinds of wood.
So far I only have 4-5 smokes under my belt with it. I think I posted 3 here. And since I only have time on the weekends and i have tons more to learn about smoking. It will be while before I'll venture to a different rig.

 

[JckDanls 07]

good deal.. also remember that different wood will make your sauces, rubs, what have you, taste different (a little) ...

 

[Binford 6100]

good deal.. also remember that different wood will make your sauces, rubs, what have you, taste different (a little) ...

Yeah that's fine. Right now I am only smoking with cherry wood. I hope to get the process of smoking down and start getting an idea of the rubs and sauces I like. Then I'll try the wood and if I don't like something I'll go back to the cherry wood

 

[Bearcarver]

Excellent Set-up, Smoker, Birds, Sausage, Fatties, Shelf,-Blah-Blah-Blah!!!

Lets just make that "Excellent Everything"!!!:)
Nice Job!
Like.

Bear

 

[zwiller]

^ What he said! Huge DIYer and plan to do a build "some day". Jealous. Oberon spotted.

 

[Binford 6100]

Excellent Set-up, Smoker, Birds, Sausage, Fatties, Shelf,-Blah-Blah-Blah!!!

Lets just make that "Excellent Everything"!!!:)
Nice Job!
Like.

Bear

^ What he said! Huge DIYer and plan to do a build "some day". Jealous. Oberon spotted.

Thanks guys! Means alot, coming from a couple of experienced guys.

 

[Binford 6100]

Another good Saturday with the smoker.

 

[Binford 6100]

My first set of baby back ribs this weekend. Went great. Weren't as fall off the bone as I would have liked but the meat was tender and had a great flavor.

 

[chopsaw]

Good lookin plate of food .

 

[pc farmer]

Great build. Looks like it works great.

 

[ofelles]

Nice build and food. I was wondering if the was a lark. Don,t see many of them. Many years ago I had a 56 Powerhack. Study small block with cam and 3 twos. Lots of fun!

 

[Binford 6100]

Yeah, unfortunately this lark has a poor compression inline 6 in her. Three cylinders are down and it needs a rebuild.
I did score another parts car lark with the stude 259 in it. Unfortunately that to is froze.
I have a gm 3.8 supercharged v6 for it. So that is my current plan for it's new power train. Something different then the same old Chevy 350.
Although neither vehicle in my avatar have gotten alot of love lately as I'm been having a new affair with my new love. A 67 chevelle 327/4sp.

 

[ofelles]

Don't mean to change the topic but....
You might have bought my old Study! That's what happened to it. But that was back in 68. Although I'm a Ford guy now I appreciate most brands. Had a 67 Firdbird 400 conv. brand now. To young and dumb to keep it. really like the Chevelle of that era.
Sent many years in the Shelby Club open tracking with a 90 Mustang set up for track but still street legal. Way fun. Unforturntly my tracking days are over but the youngest daughter is loving the car and hating the mileage.
Now I live vicariously thru guys like you. Thanks for keeping athe spirit alive
Orion

 

[Binford 6100]

It's not a thread derail in my opinion when talking cars!
I'm actually building the Chevelle with a full on coilover system so I can compete in track days and auto cross events.
The big and little classic look of the cragar SS will make way for some 18s with low profile tires. Should be sweet.
Then after that's done the body is coming off the lark frame to start some upgrades and fitting the gm v6 and trans.
When it's done it will be my wife's daily driver.

 

[ofelles]

Sweet on both counts. Ya, the muscle cars were great in a straight line if they had plenty of room to stop. The coil over systems and bigger better brakes make a huge difference. Not sure where you live but I was lucky, here in Cal we are able to track year round. If it rains it's all about learning control.

 

[2008RN]

The birds look great! I like the smoker, great use of talents.