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I figured that would be the case. I’ll know more once I pick this tank up. Thanks fellas


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Hey fellas, I’m in the works of gathering materials to build a trailer mounted CF. With some of the stuff I already have and estimating tank size of the tank I bought but haven’t seen, I’m seeing my FB will be 85%. Will this even work or do I need to come up with a different game plan? I can build t...

RC is right on with the bellies. They usually soak in the cure for 24 hrs. Since we were doing a rapid cure, we sent em to the ceiling to draw the cure in a bit faster. The gathering was a blast!! The little bit that I was there. It was great to put a face with the names. I'm ready for the next one,...

Believe it or not, I'm making the trip!!! I'm sure hoping you guys can teach me something. I can't wait to learn from the smokerbuiler crew!!!!


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I built a mini UDS from a grease drum. Burn it once, scrub with comet and get building!!

I'd highly recommend a UDS to start with. Start cranking out good Q while you gather tools and material to build the big one.

Send Frank Cox a pm. He'll get you hooked up

Wow, very informative. Thanks a bunch. It still may be an endeavor I may try, just don't know how deep I'll get. Thanks again for the info. :beer;

Been thinkin about building a forge. How hard is knife making? Another hobby I don't need.

Cut it up!! 4" angle frame is plenty for the frame to stay straight. The rail is just for holding stuff in and tying it down. Once your done with your build, if there's places you can brace it do it.
Just my $.02

from another Missourian up here in Franklin Co

If you pull that with a Ford, you can take the SMV sign off. Just sayin

Very nice!! Takes the hard part out.

How tall is your roof above your smoker? Figure the height of that and get it through the roof. The length of that stack may change your diameter of pipe needed.

I only use mesquite for beef and chicken. I use all other woods on pork. I tried mesquite on a pork loin once and the flavors just didn't jive.

I'm pretty sure I'd eat that!!

Mike, you are such an inspiration. I finally figured out a use for that thing in my backyard.

Burn them a couple times. Pallets make a good hot fire. Then give it a good scrubbin with comet and a coarse brush. Add a few parts, and you sir have a new cooker.

The hell with that profile pic. I spent many of hours in one of those boxes. Don't miss that a bit!

If I'm not mistaken, it seals the chute air tight so the fuel in the chamber isn't allowed to burn.

WTF?!?! All the things they could be worried about. A dung burning pit, that gives a new outlook on the pellet pooper.

This is all I got. Momma said when this is done, I can build another cooker and her brick oven in the back yard.

Hope it's a good one!!

I'll bring my parts over when it's time to cut my parts.