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rl.robertson, very nice work on your cooker I like it.

lanceman73, tuning plates afford you the same even heat as a reverse flow does but you can manipulate the plates for hotter cooking if need be. Then there is the Hybrid style that affords you the option to cook in either reverse flow...

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Here is a link to an adjustable Gambrel. It seems pretty easy to clone.
http://www.texashunterproducts.com/ortgaga.html

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Josh, your cooker turned out awesome. I have been watching off and on and it looks like you have her dialed in just right. Nicely done.

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mtncrawler, when I get to my office Monday I will dig out the quote if I still have it, but if I remember at the time they were asking around three or four hundred dollars for one. The man I bought mine from had mountains of them, he builds them for a living and sells all over the country, my complete...

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Mike, here is a pic of mine. Sadly enough I bought this one because 1/4'' thick tank ends are rather expensive for one time purchases, but we love it and I have built a swinger grill for it to cook steaks on. The tank end measures 42'', and the top grate is suitable for cooking on as well but I prefer...

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roho, if you place the racks on the ground the wood will be 31/2'' off the ground, I put 3 pieces of the 11/4'' pipe on the bottom of the racks. I had some old bricks and raised them off the ground higher for now because plans are to have concrete where they are later on....

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roho, I built these from 11/4'' pipe. One is 10'' deep by 4' high and 8' long for my cooking wood, the other measures 12'' deep by 4' high and 8' long for fire wood. I mitered the bottom pieces to make the square base and added three pieces of pipe on the bottom to raise the base, then saddled the uprights...

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Lineman99, your rebuild is looking nice. That will surely hold a lot of Que when your finished.

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no plans no sketches, this smoker is about a half block from my house. If you like i will try to get some dimensions and closer pics. I did not build this smoker but i will get all the info on it for ya i can.

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You mean like this?...

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Great looking work Berry as all ways, clean and to the mark.

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I found that the plywood jig was the easiest to construct, nothing permanent and if i needed the wood after the project for something i had it. I jigged up about 100' of the fence you saw for two court yards they all came out square and the same. without a table jig of some sort i think you would constantly...

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Here is some better pictures i hope....

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I built this fence for my office. the jig was made from plywood, i screwed pieces of 2x4 to the table in between the pickets for spacing of my top and bottom rails, i built the fence in eight foot sections, welded clips to the 4'' posts and bolted the sections in place so i could remove the panels if...

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I went to the sheet metal shop down the road the other day to gather up some pieces for a project.I haven't been in a while but anyway they have a new shop foreman, my friend moved up and in the office. I asked him for a price on some scrap stainless sheet he informed me there was no such thing everything...