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Building A Smokehouse

Building A Smokehouse - Looks great, i am looking at building something very similar to that. Eventually we will have a covered walkway between the kitchen and the smokehouse. Building a wooden smokehouse to go bbq temps is certainly not optimal. Im making it out of ceder, it will sit on a row or 2 of cinder blocks and have a seperate firebox with smoke/heat piped in. Have you done any cold smoking in it yet? I started construction on a new smokehouse several weeks ago. My plan is to have this function as a hot smoker and a cold smoker when i need it. Hello everyone i am almost finished building a small smokehouse and i have a few points i’d like to get some opinions on. Benton's in madisonville tn uses 2 pot bellied stoves to heat a massive room of bacon and hams, i'm sure any wood stove would work wonders for you, learning the temp control will take some practice, they have the stoves setting outside of the building, i would have a cover of some kind to keep the rain off though. Its going slow, never seem to have enough time to work on it.

I had to up it to 220v and use 2 stove elements. The smokehouse is raised about 3 ft of the ground so i could build a firebox out of concrete about 6 ft away. Still needs some trim and a metal roof. Electric i am still experimenting with but think i have it figured out. There is a ton of things to learn and think about. We designed the smokehouse so that the floor of the smokehouse is at exactly the same level as the door into the kitchen. Mainly it be used for sausage but i'd like to be able to do butts and briskets. Benton's in madisonville tn uses 2 pot bellied stoves to heat a massive room of bacon and hams, i'm sure any wood stove would work wonders for you, learning the temp control will take some practice, they have the stoves setting outside of the building, i would have a cover of some kind to keep the rain off though. The firebox is connected to the smokehouse by plenum and i get great cool smoke for bacon and cured sausages. My smokehouse is much bigger (3x3x6).

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Building A Wooden Smokehouse To Go Bbq Temps Is Certainly Not Optimal.

My smokehouse is much bigger (3x3x6). But got it up to 250` within 30 minutes. I'm just south of ya a little bit in palmetto. Still needs some trim and a metal roof.

I Had To Up It To 220V And Use 2 Stove Elements.

Hello everyone i am almost finished building a small smokehouse and i have a few points i’d like to get some opinions on. I think you will struggle. The firebox is connected to the smokehouse by plenum and i get great cool smoke for bacon and cured sausages. My plan is to have this function as a hot smoker and a cold smoker when i need it.

This Way, We Can Load Up Racks With Meat In The Kitchen And Just Roll It Straight Into The Smokehouse.

Electric i am still experimenting with but think i have it figured out. I built a 6x6x8ft tall smokehouse i use primarily for cold smoke. Have you done any cold smoking in it yet? Eventually we will have a covered walkway between the kitchen and the smokehouse.

Im Making It Out Of Ceder, It Will Sit On A Row Or 2 Of Cinder Blocks And Have A Seperate Firebox With Smoke/Heat Piped In.

I started construction on a new smokehouse several weeks ago. The smokehouse is raised about 3 ft of the ground so i could build a firebox out of concrete about 6 ft away. I should have taken some pictures during construction but i always forget to. Its going slow, never seem to have enough time to work on it.

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