Pics of smoker I built

nasepres · Joined: 10 Dec 2005 Posts: 20

Well here it is. My new smoker. I am really happy with the way it turned out. I fired it off Saturday twice and then cooked in it Sunday. Ribs. pork loin and some Sausage. I did cook the ribs to long but they were still good. The tender loin and sausage was great. Thanks for all the help Clyde

allsmokenofire · Posted: Feb 21 2006 Post subject:

Nice job!! That's one sweet little smoker Cool

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BBQMAN · Posted: Feb 21 2006 Post subject:

Nice job!

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Jeff T · Posted: Feb 22 2006 Post subject:

Thats a fine one. I like the smoke stack flapper thats cool. Puffin like a big ole truck. Laughing

mding38926 · Posted: Feb 22 2006 Post subject:

sweet lookin pit!
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mds2 · Posted: Feb 22 2006 Post subject:

That is a nice looking cooker!
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nasepres · Joined: 10 Dec 2005 Posts: 20

Thanks, The stack flap is from Tractor Supply, I thought it would go good with the small block chevy valve springs I used for the handles. Now if I can just find a good name for it. Any suggestions?

BiteMe · Posted: Feb 23 2006 Post subject:

Nice work! when are you cooking for us?
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allsmokenofire · Posted: Feb 23 2006 Post subject:

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nasepres · Joined: 10 Dec 2005 Posts: 20

allsmokenofire wrote:or "Bigbo's" is a good name as well.

I'm not sure I have this quote thing down right...but anyway...I think I'll keep calling it Clyde's Cooker....and for 'Biteme'...we eat Sunday around 5....ya'll come now ya here.....

Hydra Sports · BBQ Fan Joined: 28 Dec 2005 Posts: 148

Very sweet looking cooker. I wish I was handy enough to craft my own beast like that!