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I built a replica of a goldees smoker last summer 24X48 chamber 20" fire box. Absolutely love it Im a pipefitter/welder by trade an... -
That guy is wrong DEAD wrong.
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Please excuse the less than pretty welds. 6' ladder for scale. Used a 24" 3/8" wall pipe for the firebox liner, it's about 42" long...
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II think I will watch this thread and see if it morphs into a smokin' thread.
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Got any pics of your smoker?
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I built a 250 gal offset a few years ago. Did a collector and an insulated firebox. It works really well and doesn't burn much wood for...
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merc_man replied to the thread Cutting into a propane tank.Thanks for the advice. Did you use homemade hindges. I was thinki g of making a set myself. For the stove part i was gonna block off...
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merc_man replied to the thread Cutting into a propane tank.Gonna build a stick burner. I picked up an old wood stove to use as the fire box. Not sure if im gonna do the 6 inch exhaust just out...
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This is your answer right here. If you fill a container with water, then it is impossible for there to be any gas (flammable or...
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merc_man replied to the thread Cutting into a propane tank.Ya i was thinking water may be bit messy. Leaning.twards trying the exhaust piped into it method. Let it run in ther for a half hour or...
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As above stated water will make a mess but if it's what u got will work. Wouldn't recommend cutting it while water is in it though.
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An Old guy told me if you can't smell it it can't burn. I usually rinse with hot water and dawn dish soap. . I did a bulk gas tank...
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I made storage tanks for my heating system from 500 gallon propane tanks. Cut holes in them and welded extra bungs for piping.
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Fill with any inert gas and then cut away. Water is messy CO2, Nitrogen, exhaust (as long as it's completely used up and an inert gas...
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Turn it upside down when you take the valve off. Propane is heavier than air so it will leave the tank.
