Ok, it's finished, backyard smoker with pictures

[allen in texas]

finished yesterday

 

[rmorey]

Nice job!

 

[jwmorris]

Looks nice, building smokers is one of the projects that is a gift that keeps on giving.

This is the last one I built. The smoke stack folds down for transport. The fire box is 1/2" plate wrapped in ceramic insulation and covered with stainless. It has an automatic fire starter built into the fire box and computer controlled temperature control.

Here it is loaded with 4 briskest, 6 chickens, 40#'s of squash and zucchini, 80 potatoes and 120 ears of corn.

 

[farmgirl19]

So which one of you is building one for me?

 

[allen in texas]

So which one of you is building one for me?

I'll do it but they ain't cheap.

(side note...I'm trying to price myself out of the smoker building business)

Ps, Here's the original thread and a bit of a story with a picture of the largest I've built to date.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/276538-my-lates-project-backyard-smoker.html

 

[J F]

Nice job Allen. :thumbsup:

 

[allen in texas]

The first test hop. Got lots on the board for the next few weekends so the next cooking will be in a couple of weeks. Y'all come

 

[J F]

You are an evil man.

 

[farmgirl19]

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The first test hop. Got lots on the board for the next few weekends so the next cooking will be in a couple of weeks. Y'all come

Yum! Why is it that all of you that are having bar-b-q parties, are so far away? I don't mind bringing the beer, but would have it finished by the time I made it that far! (Even with our 75mph speed limits!)

 

[J F]

Yum! Why is it that all of you that are having bar-b-q parties, are so far away? I don't mind bringing the beer, but would have it finished by the time I made it that far! (Even with our 75mph speed limits!)

I think it's just pure evil-ness. :laughing: