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Definitely a good build idea in theory, the concept with the insulation makes sense in the arctic . I have to say he has treat skills and all the tools.. But the only MAJOR problem is the firebox needs a top entry to feed the fire! So

I can’t imagine what that weighs. Are there not less weight options such as aluminum? Pretty shallow as well I’d be worried about how easy it is to tip over

Where do you find/buy the cook chambers

How did you support the sch 40 6" elbow to tack it in place?

Turned out real nice! I built a small charcoal bbq outta an air tank and yup, totally disgusting inside as well! haha

I’ve seen Allen form Allens welding / woodworking do doors like that. I’ve cut the opening out on the end of the chamber where the fire box is going to go and slid in, welded some straps in where the door is going to be, if you make some of the cuts and shine a light on the outside of the chamber you can see where the door will be, this really helps with the door springing when you make the final cuts but believe me it’s a very messy job with all the oil and grease that’s in there with it being a compressor tank, but well worth it in the end.

Thanks for the video. As a hobby builder myself I like these for tips and tricks and ideas. Keep them coming and thanks for posting. Be safe

Nice looking cooker man :) Well done.

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Great lookin cooker. I love to build these things. I like to watch other builders such as yourself to get little tips and tricks. I'm building one now that's 3/8" and holy crap is this thing heavy. I probably won't have any blowouts, though. Great video, my friend. Keep building, and I'll keep watching.

How did you make the cook chamber itself? Did you buy the metal rolled?

wow what size is the legs and bottom? love it

where do i place my order?

Hi how does the top racks cook if the other racks are full

Cool man I just started using a cnc machine to mill out smokers and grills, and the Chudster was a big inspiration for some of the mechanics! Great video man and thanks for showing love for the DIY design channels!!

Nice job, outstanding for giving credit to Bradley Robertson,, speaks a lot of your character. Thank you for putting the design measurements in the description. I will be making one of these

What guage steel did you use?

How much???? Seriously..

Great job!

Badass cooker boss

Very impressive

Happy to see a new post. Do you remove the mill scale before seasoning any of your cookers

Can you make that but into a vertical smoker that's insulated and shipped to Ca?

This is what I want! Perfect size and allows for smoking or direct heat cooking.

Cool smoker! Can I ask, which welding pattern/technique do you follow for your vertical downhill welds? I find them super difficult as the puddle seems to get away from me.

Great to see a new upload. Did I see a new mig welder in this build? I love the direct heat cooker. That's how I started cooking BBQ. Keep the great content coming!

Welcome back Bro, enjoy all your videos

I have a bbq team too, feel free to donate one of these anytime 😜

Let me know when you are taking orders for a 36” direct heat cooker build !

taking orders ?

what would u charge to build one, how long would it take to build?

Nice as always 🤙🏾

Hell yeah. I've made 2 so far and based a lot of my builds on yours and @chudsbbq. That is a monster! Always enjoy these videos

Dope!🤙🏾💯…How much you asking for a rig like that?

this was so cool to watch

Great job but it's just shat happens won't b first or lat I always brother😅😅😅

Good job how can i get the drawings for this build

You'd have more room if you weren't smoking Brontosaurus ribs there Fred Flintstone 😂

3 years late but anyone with flat bottom fire box - Add fireplace grate to get air underneath wood.

Beautiful job sir, I really enjoyed watching your skills!

i mean you weld right and build solid but holy jesus brotha that fire box is UGE! hahaha . . .look at one of Franklin's pits and you can 'fix' that one up to work with less wood, have an option for water bath and be able to use your entire grate area without worry and a ton of foil :) dude still, what a fuck'n beast. . i bet that rib was the best you've ever had :) it's always better after blood, sweat and tears :)

Nice job! Find someone to build these for you - I'm sure there would be a market for those needing a larger cooking area.

You're stuck smoking in Minnesota winters too, aye?

Wow, looks amazing. Great job! If you wouldn't mind sharing, what's the approximate cost on sheet metal, bar, angle, etc for something like that? I'd love to attempt something like that one day.

Damn, good stuff. Which I could build one of these bad boys. Great video thanks for sharing your knowledge.

What was the basis for the shell? Was it a propane tank or an Air Compressor? Did you cut it open to make it easier to clean? Great build!

Make no mistake: making one of these is a big job! I've been a welder/fabricator for a while and I still had problems with the geometry of the propane tanks making for bad fit-ups. That being said, mine is almost done and I can't wait to do the initial burn out and smoke bacon to find the hot spots

Wow, great pit and smoke gd job bro

Super clean work bud love it!

Just a tip, try using the paint removal disc that looks like a sponge, it rips the paint off easily and quicker than wire wheel without any damage to the metal surface