"Smokers of The Smokering"....updated 04/20/10

Jeff T · Last edited by Jeff T on Tue Apr 20 10 1:59 pm; edited 56 times in total

skybob · Posted: Sun Feb 04 07 11:16 am Post subject:

Love the slideshows there Jeff.

Jeff T · Posted: Sun Feb 04 07 11:18 am Post subject:

Thanks Bob i was beginning to wonder if it was worth it. Viewed 129 times but no comments.

Coz · Posted: Sun Feb 04 07 11:24 am Post subject:

Jeff,it is a nice deal.I am lookin for ideas for another smoker when I finish the gasser I am currently building.It is Idea

nice to see what others have done.

BBQMAN · Posted: Sun Feb 04 07 11:59 am Post subject:

Nice job Jeff! Very Happy

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skybob · Posted: Sun Feb 04 07 12:31 pm Post subject:

Makes me want to fire my welder up and make my own. I love the "Old School" look of Chuck's red beauties, and the look of Idleminds is outstanding also. Well, they all are outstanding exhibits of what people can do with a little mindpower and creativity.

Jeff T · Posted: Sun Feb 04 07 11:37 pm Post subject:

YO....... fellas seven more added.
Enjoy the show!!!

Chuck · Posted: Mon Feb 05 07 1:10 am Post subject: smokers

We band of smokers We merry band of Brothers
thank you Jeff T for all your work on this. Also sky bob I want to go turn on my welder also

BoilermakerFan · Posted: Mon Feb 05 07 12:04 pm Post subject:

I'm still working my way through them, but wow! Shocked

I'm going to have to send Chuck a PM...
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Jeff T · Posted: Mon Feb 05 07 1:12 pm Post subject:

hahaahehehe
the last batch has 156 pic`s from 7 members. Wink

smokin Jim · Posted: Mon Feb 05 07 10:27 pm Post subject:

Great job there Jeff. I think the public can now get a real good idea about the passion we have for making BBQ on our own homemade pits. Darrel from Manitoba just did a cook on his Stumper clone and the outside temperature was near minus 40F. Other than using a bit more fuel he said everything went extrememly well.
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Coz · Posted: Tue Feb 06 07 8:31 am Post subject:

I can not wait to get the one I am workin on done so I can start the clone.If I had more room in the garage I would shove the gasser into the corner and start tomorrow.

Jeff T · Posted: Wed Feb 07 07 3:02 pm Post subject:

Added the pictures of Milt's cooker to the slidshow.
Awhhh i guess dial-up isn't too bad. You guys can send me some pictures and i'll make a few more and we'll see how it goes but i do need pictures to do it, just don't send a bunch, maybe 10-12 total. Sure wish i had made a back-up. Crying or Very sad

Jeff T · Posted: Sat Feb 10 07 11:58 am Post subject:

Will update as i get more pictures and make the shows. Check the header for latest dates.
Really some fine cookers out there fellas check em out.
Thanks for all the support. Very Happy

mds2 · Posted: Tue Feb 13 07 11:40 pm Post subject:

Jeff, did you need me to resend my pictures?
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Jeff T · Posted: Wed Feb 14 07 11:32 am Post subject:

Sure...... but not all 30 of them like last time Very Happy

12-15 of the ones you like best is good. Still on dial-up, man this stuff is slow.

Jeff T · Posted: Thu Feb 22 07 10:16 am Post subject:

Got back to high speed internet so i'm working on the last few slideshow. Mr. Green

skybob · Posted: Fri Feb 23 07 2:32 pm Post subject:

That's quite the slideshow on how to make a reverse flow smoker and a big one to boot that DSWFondy put together. Like that one.

Jeff T · Posted: Fri Feb 23 07 2:45 pm Post subject:

Not sure where he`s from other than wisconsin, he`s only post 10 times or so i think he was going to culinary school and made this one with the thoughts of a BBQ resterant. Sent him a PM a while back with no answer but its a sweet cooker for sure. They come and they go..........

skybob · Posted: Fri Feb 23 07 11:02 pm Post subject:

That cooker is sure a big one, a couple times I had to tell myself that it wasn't a railcar that had been turned into a cooker. It'd sure probably take a lot of wood to keep it going