Reverse Flow smoker project

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Day

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Started this on Friday. The demensions are 3x3x5. Planning on making it the RF design. What do you guys recommend? Pros and cons of the RF design smoker. Thanks
 

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Hey Day..looking good. I'm not a big fan of the RF stuff. Attempts to circumvent too many laws of physics in my view. Hot air rises..fire goes on the bottom. A purist might consider a long narrow fire door on the back side through which coals and/or charcoal might be shoveled. Need a burn barrel for that. That would make a doozy of a direct cooker.
 
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I almost had my latest smoker configured as reverse flow, but decided to go with tuning plates instead. Reverse flow is easy to learn, I am still playing with the locations of the individual tuning plates. (If I'd fire it up more often, I might learn quicker.:(

I love to watch projects come together. Please post more of your build!

BOB
 
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