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Madmike
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 Posted: Jun 15 2016 Post subject: Insulated Cabinet Smoker plans |
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I've built a few vertical straight through smoker,and they cooked great, but I've been wanting to build a BACKWOODS/HUMPHREYS clone for comps. The only thing I'm not sure of is the placement of the ducting inside the smoker for the intake and exhaust.
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NAVET
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If you have a few hours to kill, there is a guy on youtube-70kirkster- who does a great job of explaining his vertical builds throughout the process. His videos are shot while the frame is naked AND during the skinning process. While it isn't necessarily a plan like you want, it does give great visual reference for things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mv5Lwtt57eI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WPZ6R-mzIY
He also built a shop rocket stove heater that was pretty cool.
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Smokin Mike
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NAVET
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Yeah... Maybe I should have said "If you have a weekend to kill..."
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