Build A Wood Smoker

Build A Wood Smoker - I smoked some venison jerky tonight and it was painfully bitter! Got from company going out of business) air compressor tank as the cooking chamber. I wold like to make a small wood book ezer to build and cheaper. I have looked at steel, brick, and wood smokers and have come to the conclusion that a wood smoker is best for me, since i don't have any experience with welding, and i would like to have something that is at least moveable, if not portable. I don’t have enough draw/updraft to keep the smoke “clean”. With encouragement of civilsmoker and jckdanls 07, i will post here as i design and build the smoker. Check this photo of my friend waldemar who build his smoker for free, yet he will make a better smoked product than any of the $50,000 smokers. So wood will hold up to that kind of heat??? In simple terms, the mailbox mod is attaching a commonly available rural style mailbox to the smoker w 3 al flex, solid pipe, angles, etc., to act a a smoke source. I spend a lot of time going back thru all the old thread looking at the builds i figured i would start collecting the links and make it easier for everyone else to see them.

With encouragement of civilsmoker and jckdanls 07, i will post here as i design and build the smoker. I have just built my first cold smoker using a homemade “wood stove” and an old freezer. I wold like to make a small wood book ezer to build and cheaper. So wood will hold up to that kind of heat??? Smoke is most commonly provided using amnps 5. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! I did use hickory, which is harsh to begin with… but here is my setup. I don’t have enough draw/updraft to keep the smoke “clean”. He knows excactly what heâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s doing and the mother nature is on his side I had the same concerns about materials and after reading through all the threads i could find, i am planning on this:

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In simple terms, the mailbox mod is attaching a commonly available rural style mailbox to the smoker w 3 al flex, solid pipe, angles, etc., to act a a smoke source. I had the same concerns about materials and after reading through all the threads i could find, i am planning on this: He knows excactly what heâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s doing and.

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My suggestion would be as stated previously to use the good stuff, perhaps 3/4 birch. I have just built my first cold smoker using a homemade “wood stove” and an old freezer. Something i've long wanted to do, and have just started, is to build a brick smoker. So with about 1,000 bricks left over from a home addition, i.

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For the most part the walls exposed to heat and smoke will be solid wood covering the glue/resin/goop that holds plywood together. Something i've long wanted to do, and have just started, is to build a brick smoker. Brand new to this whole idea of building a smoker but have decided to jump in and build a small offset smoker.

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I don’t have enough draw/updraft to keep the smoke “clean”. I had the same concerns about materials and after reading through all the threads i could find, i am planning on this: Smoke is most commonly provided using amnps 5. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! I spend a lot of time going back thru all the old thread looking.

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Smoke is most commonly provided using amnps 5. So with about 1,000 bricks left over from a home addition, i decided to go after it. I had the same concerns about materials and after reading through all the threads i could find, i am planning on this: My suggestion would be as stated previously to use the good stuff, perhaps.

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I thought it would be nice to have a place to be able to see all the awesome custom smoker builds from the members here. Something i've long wanted to do, and have just started, is to build a brick smoker. For the most part the walls exposed to heat and smoke will be solid wood covering the glue/resin/goop that.

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Something i've long wanted to do, and have just started, is to build a brick smoker. I had the same concerns about materials and after reading through all the threads i could find, i am planning on this: When looking for materials for a wood smoker, i have run across several different items people have used. Could be 1' away,.

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Interesting discussion and helpful information. So with about 1,000 bricks left over from a home addition, i decided to go after it. I wold like to make a small wood book ezer to build and cheaper. Could be 1' away, could be 10'. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

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Interesting discussion and helpful information. My suggestion would be as stated previously to use the good stuff, perhaps 3/4 birch. Something i've long wanted to do, and have just started, is to build a brick smoker. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! I did use hickory, which is harsh to begin with… but here is my setup.

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Check this photo of my friend waldemar who build his smoker for free, yet he will make a better smoked product than any of the $50,000 smokers. Could be 1' away, could be 10'. Got from company going out of business) air compressor tank as the cooking chamber. I spend a lot of time going back thru all the old.

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I smoked some venison jerky tonight and it was painfully bitter! I had the same concerns about materials and after reading through all the threads i could find, i am planning on this: So with about 1,000 bricks left over from a home addition, i decided to go after it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

I Spend A Lot Of Time Going Back Thru All The Old Thread Looking At The Builds I Figured I Would Start Collecting The Links And Make It Easier For Everyone Else To See Them.

He knows excactly what heâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s doing and the mother nature is on his side I wold like to make a small wood book ezer to build and cheaper. For the most part the walls exposed to heat and smoke will be solid wood covering the glue/resin/goop that holds plywood together. I have looked at steel, brick, and wood smokers and have come to the conclusion that a wood smoker is best for me, since i don't have any experience with welding, and i would like to have something that is at least moveable, if not portable.

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Brand new to this whole idea of building a smoker but have decided to jump in and build a small offset smoker using a 30 gallon (new; I have just built my first cold smoker using a homemade “wood stove” and an old freezer. Interesting discussion and helpful information. I thought it would be nice to have a place to be able to see all the awesome custom smoker builds from the members here.

Check This Photo Of My Friend Waldemar Who Build His Smoker For Free, Yet He Will Make A Better Smoked Product Than Any Of The $50,000 Smokers.

Im looking at eather at 2x2x3 or 3x3x3.im like to do ribs,brisket, and stuff like that and jecky in the futer Something i've long wanted to do, and have just started, is to build a brick smoker. Got from company going out of business) air compressor tank as the cooking chamber. So wood will hold up to that kind of heat???