Home-made smoker
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CyderPig
- Rubbed and Ready

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- First Name: Simon
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Re: Home-made smoker
How is it going?
Si
Si
Re: Home-made smoker
Hi Si,
I have been a bit busy lately but it now has a door and tomorrow I may go to an exhaust place and see if they will bend me a 3inch piece of pipe for the stack.
I have decided to build a separate small door to tend to the fire at the end. Once I have done that and added strips to seal the door I will start experimenting and see how it performs.
I will post more pictures soon!
I have been a bit busy lately but it now has a door and tomorrow I may go to an exhaust place and see if they will bend me a 3inch piece of pipe for the stack.
I have decided to build a separate small door to tend to the fire at the end. Once I have done that and added strips to seal the door I will start experimenting and see how it performs.
I will post more pictures soon!
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Clayfish
- Got Wood!

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- First Name: Clayton Chisholm
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Re: Home-made smoker
Hi Tomasz
Have you seen this calculator to help with sizing of things like your exhaust etc?
http://www.feldoncentral.com/bbqcalculator.html
Have you seen this calculator to help with sizing of things like your exhaust etc?
http://www.feldoncentral.com/bbqcalculator.html
Re: Home-made smoker
I have seen it but to be honest I have not used it yet! I will have a look now. I may have to cut a slot in the exhaust so I can partially blank it if i need to.
Quick update:
I have cut the foot off as that is where I will put the small fire door. I bought the angle piece from an exhaust place and partly welded it in place. I can then slot a piece of pipe in when I want to use it, which means I can store it vertically.
[img]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/06/juvyvyge.jpg[/img]
Quick update:
I have cut the foot off as that is where I will put the small fire door. I bought the angle piece from an exhaust place and partly welded it in place. I can then slot a piece of pipe in when I want to use it, which means I can store it vertically.
[img]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/06/juvyvyge.jpg[/img]
Re: Home-made smoker
I had a look at the calculations and it made me realise that the exhaust is probably almost long enough as it is. It helped me work out the intake size too but I don't know how relevant it all is because my fire box is not really separate.
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Latest pics:
I have optimistically ordered a brisket of beef for the weekend!
[img]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/12/e9ave8et.jpg[/img]
[img]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/12/7epyme2a.jpg[/img]
I have optimistically ordered a brisket of beef for the weekend!
[img]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/12/e9ave8et.jpg[/img]
[img]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/12/7epyme2a.jpg[/img]
Re: Home-made smoker
That looks amazing! I really like the idea of putting the fire inside the same drum but behind a divider, cunning. 
Re: Home-made smoker
Thanks very much!
I was getting a little worried that I had chosen the wrong design but a member on smoking meat forums said he had seen this setup work well. I think it is quite a neat looking design.
I'm hoping to get it pretty close to completion tonight.
I was getting a little worried that I had chosen the wrong design but a member on smoking meat forums said he had seen this setup work well. I think it is quite a neat looking design.
I'm hoping to get it pretty close to completion tonight.
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CyderPig
- Rubbed and Ready

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- Joined: 01 May 2012, 12:24
- First Name: Simon
- Location: North Somerset
Re: Home-made smoker
Hi Mate
I can't view the images?
Glad you got it going though.
Si
I can't view the images?
Glad you got it going though.
Si
Re: Home-made smoker
I am using the tapatalk app to post. I will try again!