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fresh paint, ready to season
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finally gor her painted, ready to season. still a lot more work.
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finally gor her painted, ready to season. still a lot more work.
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the cabinet smoker is 3.5 deep, 3 ft wide and 5 ft tall ( 35 sq ft). the middle section ( 30 sq ft) will be mainly for grilling or hold over or smoking if i need that much. i have a petition in the middle to keep seperate from the back compartment, the primary smoke area ( 30 sq ft). the fire box is 2 ft deep 3.5 ft wide and 3 ft tall with two 60,000 btu burners. i fired it today to to see how even the temp. not too bad. 275 by the fire box 250 on the other end and behind the first stack 205. but i dont have the thermometers in that i want yet. pastor has already eyeballed it and ready for a gig sunday week. but thats what is for.
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WOW!! Huge fer sure and sounds like she's gonna do ya proud! You can definitly be proud of the build!
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Good grief, that thing is bigger than my house! Nice job -
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Homemade upright drum smoker
Backwoods Party
GSW upright (now deceased)
nice gas grill
Weber 27" grill
Weber rotisserie
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Homemade upright drum smoker
Backwoods Party
GSW upright (now deceased)
nice gas grill
Weber 27" grill
Weber rotisserie
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Load that up with meat, fire it up, and you'll have all the friends you could want!
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The Armada:
22.5" WSM
MES 30" shorty
42"x24" & 36"x16" stick burners
1966 CharBroil charcoal grill
Weber 18 1/2" Silver
Sam's 32-inch Stainless gas grill (it was free!)
The Armada:
22.5" WSM
MES 30" shorty
42"x24" & 36"x16" stick burners
1966 CharBroil charcoal grill
Weber 18 1/2" Silver
Sam's 32-inch Stainless gas grill (it was free!)
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