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finished this smoker earlier this year. I have been meaning to post these for some time..... works great!

it is a fuel eater though. big cooker,, big fire box equals lotsa of fuel...

thanks for all the comments. as requested.. I will post some more pics... probably in the next day or two....

thanks again. this site and all the info contained on it, were a big help in the specs, design, and fabrication.

Well it took a lot longer than planned (there was a three month interruption due to knee surgery), but the new backyard reverse flow rectangular smoker is complete. Bringing it home tomorrow, do a burn in and away we go...... Still plan on making a charcoal basket..... but ready for some good "Que"!...

Thanks for the responses....very helpful.

HI.... close to finishing a rectangular reverse flow smoker, Just fyi, 28x24x20 cooking chamber. The metal I used, 3/16" flat steel and 1" angle, was given to me by a friend who owns a metal recycling company. The steel, prior to my obtaining it, sat outside for an undetermined period of time, long ...

thanks to all who responded... still not sure which way to go.... a few more brewskies and think about it.....

Hi...building a rectangular reverse flow smoker, have a question on the firebox.... Which is better...A top loading or side loading firebox? Any one have a preference? I am thinking of a top loading...but my friend who is helping build it prefers a side loading...... dimensions will be 16x16x18...If...

thanks for the comments......I appreciate it... ....(ouch that welding tip is hot!!)

Well the scavenger hunt for flat stock and other material is about completed. I should be starting to build within the next few days. I have ran the numbers in the pit calculator for a rectangular, reverse flow, offset smoker, cc = 32x24x20. I have the specs for the firebox, stack length, throat ope...

in regards to the pic of the rotisserie smoker.. I have a few more pics (not many) ... but if any one in here is with OSHA or any safety/insurance organization.... well .. the chain guard is in place, the electrical connection has been grounded and secured, the grate in front has been permanently at...

further south..... closer to st. Louis (Belleville area)... (go cards!)

thanks for the input... anxious to get started......

hello all, Newbie here to this site. Have built a smoker before (pic in the welcome forum.) I searched this forum and did not find an answer to a question I am pondering. I am gathering material for a home/backyard reverse flow offset horizontal smoker. The details of the build have not been finaliz...

Starting design work and gathering material on a backyard reverse flow smoker.

Friends and I built an approximately 70" rotisserie (4 trays) smoker awhile back. Looking to do something on a smaller scale....