Stack thickness

[Smoker1]

Since everything on the cooker calls for a 1/4" thickness does the stack need to be 1/4" as well

[Miketheforester]

I don't think so. I know several people use thin wall exhaust stacks.

[DUAYNE B]

I use .120 wall for the stack here, seems to work out for me

[brandenpro]

I have some electrical conduit but it may be galvanized. Is that a problem on the stack?


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[The Czar]

Nope!

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[brandenpro]

Nice it was free I just didnt want it to kill me.

[The Czar]

It won't kill ya....may make you act like Rick....

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[Frank_Cox]

using it for the stack will be fine. the volume of the stack is whats important. the thickness is not a big deal

[MikeInMiami]

I'm getting very close to that point on my build. Has anyone used AC duct? Like 5"??

[noXcuse]

If you need 5", just head to a Napa that's close to farm land. They carry sticks of 5" and 6" exhaust for tractors. I got some for $10/ft from there.

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[MikeInMiami]

Thanks for the tip noXcuse. Sounds like a plan.

[mofomatic]

i used 4" truck exhaust for the stack and 5" for the fb inlet. it was free and works nice. I used rain hats for the dampers. i wasn't sure at first, but they are working out ok so far, and they were also free.

[Rodcrafter]

I will look around until I can find some stuff, even if it is too thick, I will use it any way. Like Frank said as long as it is the right size thickness doesn't matter. That sounds a bit funny.

[The Czar]

TWSS!!!!!

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[onesquin]

I was thinking the same thing...