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The SmokerBuilder Podcast
Frank Cox
85 episodes
3 months ago
In this episode of the SmokerBuilder Podcast, BBQ Pit Engineer Frank Cox (@smokerbuilder) answers Greg Rose’s question: Is bracing necessary on cook chamber doors for a 250-gallon propane smoker build? Frank shares his expert insights on smoker fabrication, explaining why he skips pre-bracing and how tank movement impacts door cuts. Learn his step-by-step process for cutting firebox and collector holes first to maintain structural integrity, plus tips for fixing door spring with tools like a porta power or chain hoist. Perfect for BBQ enthusiasts and smoker builders, this episode will boost your confidence in crafting a custom propane tank smoker. Join SmokerBuilderU.com for more pit-building mastery!
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In this episode of the SmokerBuilder Podcast, BBQ Pit Engineer Frank Cox (@smokerbuilder) answers Greg Rose’s question: Is bracing necessary on cook chamber doors for a 250-gallon propane smoker build? Frank shares his expert insights on smoker fabrication, explaining why he skips pre-bracing and how tank movement impacts door cuts. Learn his step-by-step process for cutting firebox and collector holes first to maintain structural integrity, plus tips for fixing door spring with tools like a porta power or chain hoist. Perfect for BBQ enthusiasts and smoker builders, this episode will boost your confidence in crafting a custom propane tank smoker. Join SmokerBuilderU.com for more pit-building mastery!
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S7 Ep3: Insulating a Firebox on Your Offset Smoker: Is It Necessary?
The SmokerBuilder Podcast
9 minutes
1 year ago
S7 Ep3: Insulating a Firebox on Your Offset Smoker: Is It Necessary?
In this video, I dive into whether insulating your firebox on an offset or reverse flow smoker is truly beneficial. Discover the impact of insulation on fire efficiency, flavor quality, and cooking style. Learn the trade-offs between conserving heat and maintaining the perfect smoke for Texas-style barbecue.
The SmokerBuilder Podcast
In this episode of the SmokerBuilder Podcast, BBQ Pit Engineer Frank Cox (@smokerbuilder) answers Greg Rose’s question: Is bracing necessary on cook chamber doors for a 250-gallon propane smoker build? Frank shares his expert insights on smoker fabrication, explaining why he skips pre-bracing and how tank movement impacts door cuts. Learn his step-by-step process for cutting firebox and collector holes first to maintain structural integrity, plus tips for fixing door spring with tools like a porta power or chain hoist. Perfect for BBQ enthusiasts and smoker builders, this episode will boost your confidence in crafting a custom propane tank smoker. Join SmokerBuilderU.com for more pit-building mastery!