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Yea like smokinff said, its an industrial. What i mean by metal working is draging and dropping and this and that on the floor.

I painted mine. Couple gallons of exterior grey. It will scratch over time of course expecially with metal work going on but its the best ive done.

Yea none of its going anywhere thats for sure haha.

Yeah its all gonna be a bit bigger then calc says. I figured that would help get heat up higher. I need to find a small short stemed thermo for the door now.

I went 5" and it gave me a 110% on the calculator. I always try and go a little bigger. Even on this little guy haha

Since i had the idea for a mini smoker, and then seeing two on this site i decided to go and start mine. If ya'll want this thread somewhere else move it please, best place i could find to start it from my phone on tapatalk so it may be wrong. Anywho, building this thing mosty out of scrap from my r...

It can be done just fine add long as you have the room in your pit. Keep the temp between 325-350. I let them roll fat cap down for about 4 hrs and then wrap with butcher paper. Back on the pit until they are probe tender. Could be anywhere between 5-6 hrs. After they probe tender I like to let the...

Oh yeah! Im definitly going for this build haha. Talk about ur conversation piece. And it WORKS!

Sweet! Ima check that out for sure.

Congrats!

Brewery - i'm still gonna build my mini and thinking of doing it on a mini trailer. think it'll be pretty cool.

Appreciate it!! Got it at work tofay doing 5 racks of ribs in the Safe for those of us working this weekend. Gonna be some good eats in about an hr or so.

Thanks guys, smoked a brisket and pork butt on it today and work flawlessly. No problems and goods turned out great.

Matches the truck pretty good. Pulls like a dream too!

Well stainless is on it which means its done for awhile. Time to enjoy it now. Future upgrades, diamond plate angle for the corners of the storage box, nice set of aluminum wheels to replace the chevy rallys, add a water tank and pump setup for sink. (Right now it works off water hose hookup. http:/...

Thanks ya'll!

Few more details to wrap up on it but its pretty much done now.

Got it painted. Now just gotta put it back together (lights, sink, storage box lid top).

^^^ this what i use on everything. Except for 1/8" and smaller, i tend to rather use cut off wheels on my angle grinder. Works like a champ.

Got the storage box hinged. Got the front plate on the storage box as well but no pic.

Tomorrow should be a few odds and ends, prep for paint and, well, PAINT!!

My cooker is painted with rustoleum satin black high temp.

mine is just a flat plate the size of the stack with a rod that comes down the stack that two pieces of pipe little bigger then the rod. acts like a hinge.

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Self made, on top, and its always wide open when cooking. Never use it to adjust temp.

Antiseize is your best friend on things like these.

Nifty idea using them like that.

My gauges dont come with them. This way also gives you the ability to mount them at any angle you want and i like the look of em mounted this way with the coupling. Thats my reasons anyways.