KevinJ
somebody shut me the fark up.
:clap::clap::clap:
Vertical offset build
- Thread starter Bpbolde
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sylntghost
is Blowin Smoke!
That is a hell of a build.clean looking work.id buy one from you.lol:clap2::clap2::clap2:
Awesome thread and very nice smoker. :thumb:
chet8888
Full Fledged Farker
Amazing attention to detail and excellent quality. GREAT WORK!
Bpbolde
Well-known member
CAD file
So far, We have done three cooks with the new toy. When the weather is nice, temperature management isn't too bad, but when it's 24 degrees and shifting winds... well, I was bouncing from 210-280. Oh well, the pork butt didn't seem to mind!
Here's a copy of the CADLink file of all the parts. Any fab shop should be able to quickly make tool paths and cut all the parts necessary. This takes care of all the 1/4" stuff. The rest can be made from the following:
6 1"x1"x3/16"-20' angle iron
1 2"x2"x3/16"-24 square tube
1 4'x8' #9x3/4" expanded metal
1 pipe nipple to thread the ball valve on for the drain
1 3/8" pipe coupler cut in half for the two thermometer ports
1 1/2"x12" round bar for the flue damper rod.
1 1/2"x2" tube for the flue damper rod to pivot in
I hope someone can use it as is or tweak it to fit their needs. There's few things better than cooking food for your friends and family with something that you've made, no matter what it is. It's been a fun build that wouldn't have been as good without all the knowledge and info from here! Thanks again for all the help. :grin:
So far, We have done three cooks with the new toy. When the weather is nice, temperature management isn't too bad, but when it's 24 degrees and shifting winds... well, I was bouncing from 210-280. Oh well, the pork butt didn't seem to mind!
Here's a copy of the CADLink file of all the parts. Any fab shop should be able to quickly make tool paths and cut all the parts necessary. This takes care of all the 1/4" stuff. The rest can be made from the following:
6 1"x1"x3/16"-20' angle iron
1 2"x2"x3/16"-24 square tube
1 4'x8' #9x3/4" expanded metal
1 pipe nipple to thread the ball valve on for the drain
1 3/8" pipe coupler cut in half for the two thermometer ports
1 1/2"x12" round bar for the flue damper rod.
1 1/2"x2" tube for the flue damper rod to pivot in
I hope someone can use it as is or tweak it to fit their needs. There's few things better than cooking food for your friends and family with something that you've made, no matter what it is. It's been a fun build that wouldn't have been as good without all the knowledge and info from here! Thanks again for all the help. :grin:
SmittyJonz
somebody shut me the fark up.
Now The Question Is : would your metal fab buddy build one for a customer?
Cat797
is one Smokin' Farker
Awesome of you to post that file Brandon! Hopefully some folks can use it!
SmittyJonz
somebody shut me the fark up.
:twitch:
Bpbolde
Well-known member
I'm sure he would! I've been away at work, so I'm anxiously awaiting getting into the shop to make the shelf for the front.
Bpbolde
Well-known member
I'm sure he would! I've been away at work, so I'm anxiously awaiting getting into the shop to make the shelf for the front. Oh yeah, cook in it again too. :wink:
Bpbolde
Well-known member
I'm sure he would! I've been away at work, so I'm anxiously awaiting getting into the shop to make the shelf for the front. Oh yeah, cook in it again too. :wink:
SmittyJonz
somebody shut me the fark up.
Oh Ya - answered in triplicate. :mrgreen: You guys Up North just got a lead on a BadAzz pit......
Bpbolde
Well-known member
Sorry about the triplicate, the wi-fi where I am is patchy at best :razz:
