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bamsbbq
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by bamsbbq » Mon Sep 28, 2015 08:34
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by Shuswap » Mon Sep 28, 2015 14:49
Nice work - lots of capacity there - looking forward to photos with product in the smokehouse
Phil
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by Bob K » Mon Sep 28, 2015 15:52
Nice job!
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by Butterbean » Mon Sep 28, 2015 23:59
Nice job! If I could offer a suggestion, if you haven't already done it, I'd get some sheet rock screws and screw the boards in place to keep them from shifting. Its an easy job and well worth the effort in the long run.
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by redzed » Tue Sep 29, 2015 03:11
Good looking smoke house, wish I had something that size! And that sausage is definitely a winner! Is one amazen tube capable to supply enough smoke to something that big?
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bamsbbq
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by bamsbbq » Sun Oct 04, 2015 06:29
Butterbean wrote:Nice job! If I could offer a suggestion, if you haven't already done it, I'd get some sheet rock screws and screw the boards in place to keep them from shifting. Its an easy job and well worth the effort in the long run.
I actually used deck screws to fasten all the wood. They were brown and grey so they dont show much in the pictures.
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by bamsbbq » Sun Oct 04, 2015 06:32
redzed wrote:Good looking smoke house, wish I had something that size! And that sausage is definitely a winner! Is one amazen tube capable to supply enough smoke to something that big?
I did some smoked cheese the other day. I have the small tube. It was enough to smoke the cheese from start to finish.
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by Butterbean » Sun Oct 04, 2015 11:41
bamsbbq wrote:Butterbean wrote:Nice job! If I could offer a suggestion, if you haven't already done it, I'd get some sheet rock screws and screw the boards in place to keep them from shifting. Its an easy job and well worth the effort in the long run.
I actually used deck screws to fasten all the wood. They were brown and grey so they dont show much in the pictures.
Smart move. I made one in a similar fashion and the boards began to walk on me. Screwing them after the fact proved difficult. Just trying to save you the same grief.
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by bamsbbq » Sun Oct 04, 2015 18:58
thanks i appreciate it...i made sure if i was going to build a smokehouse, i was going to use proper screws...but where i live, it rains very little so rusting things are generally not a problem except my cast iron cookware..lol
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by cmunson3 » Wed Nov 25, 2015 19:50
Looks great! I can help you out with a cheap smoke generator that will definitely be adequate for that size smoke house. Let me know if you are interested. The a maze in tubes work great, though you have to have chimney draw..
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by Tom » Fri Dec 04, 2015 02:28
For someone with minimal carpentry skills that's a job you can be proud of. It's wonderful and should provide many years of service. Again job well done. Tom