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alleyrat58 wrote:One other thing I just noticed, the door on top of the chute could use a lip or a raised jamb that it closes against. If it rains while you are cooking (and it will) it will keep water out of your chute.

Awesome! Thanks for that great tip!

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Couple of things I see: 1. Reverse the way your door is opening. It looks good on paper, but you'll run in to problems putting it into practice, plus you'll be able to swing that door as wide as you want when you need some room. That door will be hot and trying to avoid getting burned while taking ...

I am in a glass case of emotion!

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Dang. I didnt mean to come across in a snotty ungrateful way. I just felt Rodcrafter was stating this isn't the place for advise on GF smokers because you guys have a tested prototype of your own. I just didn't want to sound like I was trying to steal from the plans and business you guys have starte...

I get it and I want the website to live on. The thing is, I am not looking for dimensions of your design. I am not looking for design secrets. I am looking for general advise from people that have built one, people who are willing to give ideas because they enjoy the process of buildig one and peopl...

These are all great comments and I much appreciate the feedback. This seems like a great community of resourceful people. I am going to go back and revise the model a bit. And will post some more image once it is revised for more comments. For all who built something similar what did the overall cos...

Fellow Smoker Builders, My brother and I are amateur BBQ'ers with a BBQ Co-Op called The Meat Sweats in Chicago, Illinois. This will be my brother and I's very first attempt at building a smoker. After much research, we have agreed upon a Stumps Classic clone. The below design is a work in progress ...