I've been professionally smoking for my restaurant and catering for 16 years now. Been in more compilations than I can count, and I'M TOTALLY IMPRESSED AND BLOWN AWAY WITH THAT SMOKER! GREAT JOB!
Jeff may not reply much, but he apparently reads the comments. Last time several of us said we would like to see a smoker build and look what we got. Thanks Jeff! Another great video, keep them coming, I'll be watching. Have a great day and take care of that arm.
Damn Jeff that is one damn good idea. Never thought about using an actual wood stove or firebox in a smoker. Every video I see everybody builds the firebox from scratch. Hell you could sit out there with a chair and just watch the fire, with a beer! Nice job can't wait to see the final product in action!
My dad had a smoke house like your old one and many Virginia smoked hams have been smoked in it also. Ham sausage bacon deer all kinds of deliciousness had came out of it for years. At last it's no more than a memory, his wife lost his house and everything that was there. Now just memories. We appreciate ya and Hannah!
I have found Jeff’s (and Hannah’s) videos recently and Jeff explains how to do things in a very easy to understand way. He is a natural born leader and teacher. Honestly, he should be a coach. He inspires belief and confidence. Thanks Jeff !
Nice video Jeff. FYI - you can use those old saw blades....when you need to cut metal, just turn them around and run them backwards and they do a good job of cutting metal roofing, sheet metal, etc...
A smokehouse is something all homes should have and my family has always had them from my dad, brothers and uncles. Heck we smoke everything, Venison, Catfish even Carp. If we eat it we smoke it. Enjoyed the video Jeff..🇺🇸👍👍👍👍
Some Guy Smoked Carp has a totally different flavor and texture when it’s smoked, actually you wouldn’t know you were eating Carp. Smoking is the only way I would ever eat Carp, give it a try I’m sure you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the outcome..!
some of the best bbq i ever ate in my life came from home built smokers , i have one built from a 40 gallon water tank and a 20lb gas bottle and it works just fine , keep up the good work preciate you
I looked up “ Building a smoker “ because I’m tired of the gas and electric ones. This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you friend. I have an old wood fired heater I found on a ranch while doing Dozer work . I think I’ll duplicate your design. Thanks again. Be blessed and stay safe.
THANKS JEFF I WAS ALWAYS GOING TO BUILD ONE BUT THOUGHT IT WAS JUST TO HARD TOO NOW I'M GOING TO BUILD ONE IN MY YARD INSTEAD OF BUYING ONE AT WALMART !!!
That’s a great way to recycle an old hot box, I got an old wood burning stove and that’s a great idea to reuse it to make myself a smoke house. Thanks Jeff and take care of that arm.
Jeff you are a warrior, you do more with one good arm than most do with two. Awesome build, I don't think there's anything you can't build. Stay safe y'all.
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I thought you was building a heated Outhouse, when I saw the thumbnail, but that is an ingenious way to build a smokehouse... My grandparents used and old black lard kettle to build their smoke fire in. You can hang a whole ham in there after it comes out of the salt cure box... Thanks for sharing
Excellent job on the new smoker building, glad to see Hannah helping with the project. Love you guy’s, Stay healthy, God Bless you, hope your arm is getting better.
Thanks for the smokehouse info, I made one last weekend and I love it. Already smoked crappie, pork butt and deer jerky. Thanks again, you and Hannah are awesome!
I built one looks like an outhouse years ago. It's 4×4 6ft tall and have smoked about 600lbs of summer sausage and jerky it does awesome! Nice job! You build handy things.
You are an excellent carpenter, I enjoy watching your videos. The two tables you made were amazing, and now the smokehouse. Looking forward to future videos.
Hey buddy I've got 1 of those heaters and a 1200 gallon tank already set up for a smoker very proud you showed me a good way to use the heater and save me some valuable time, thumbs up to the video
Great idea with the stove and design of it . By burning it a little bit hot won't hurt a bit if anything it will cure the inside for when it time for the yummy goodies that are headed that way. And yes I plan on using your idea for one for myself. Keep up the great videos
Looking good- I built one the same size this last fall, used tin roof inside and out with rock wool insulation - but then again I am in Canada and was smoking at Christmas. That door may get hot my friend it needs a handle
I love using old circular saw blades as shims! LOL Use what cha got. That turned out nice. Looking forward to seeing the racks and some nice smoked meat. Pure Southern Engineering.
I've been professionally smoking for my restaurant and catering for 16 years now. Been in more compilations than I can count, and I'M TOTALLY IMPRESSED AND BLOWN AWAY WITH THAT SMOKER! GREAT JOB!
It's refreshing to see someone who really understands and puts to good use the TALR measurement method.
TALR....that looks about right...
Temp. Between 65 --- 85 degrees is cold smoking anything above is cooking.... soooooo very cool..I like it...
Thanks Jeff.. Great job.. Reminds me of how I grew up.. I really need to get back to my roots.. Way past time for that...
I like watching see what you're up to Jeff your a very intelligent man
Jeff may not reply much, but he apparently reads the comments. Last time several of us said we would like to see a smoker build and look what we got.
Thanks Jeff!
Another great video, keep them coming, I'll be watching.
Have a great day and take care of that arm.
Thank y’all!
Your videos are never boring, another good one.
I learned this kind of stuff from my dad. Jeff here is quite the practical wizard. Love this channel.
Jeff, buddy your videos are NEVER to long thanks for taking us along for the ride..... Thank you.
It's been a long time for me doing that too! Geez! I got old somewhere along the way! Thanks again Jeff!
You did an amazing job on that. Plain, understandable, and actually showed it working. Thank you
Damn Jeff that is one damn good idea. Never thought about using an actual wood stove or firebox in a smoker. Every video I see everybody builds the firebox from scratch. Hell you could sit out there with a chair and just watch the fire, with a beer! Nice job can't wait to see the final product in action!
My dad had a smoke house like your old one and many Virginia smoked hams have been smoked in it also. Ham sausage bacon deer all kinds of deliciousness had came out of it for years. At last it's no more than a memory, his wife lost his house and everything that was there. Now just memories. We appreciate ya and Hannah!
I admire your style. When you said, "I never have a plan, I just go at it". I felt right at home...
Jeff your the man one arm and you still crushed it.cant wait to see another video
That's a good idea like the music hillbilly love it
Man you've Givin me so many good ideas thanks for the videos
Thats a great idea Jeff using a old fire box . Looks great the rustic look is the way..
I have found Jeff’s (and Hannah’s) videos recently and Jeff explains how to do things in a very easy to understand way. He is a natural born leader and teacher. Honestly, he should be a coach. He inspires belief and confidence. Thanks Jeff !
Nice video Jeff. FYI - you can use those old saw blades....when you need to cut metal, just turn them around and run them backwards and they do a good job of cutting metal roofing, sheet metal, etc...
Enjoy your videos Jeff. Always interesting.
Jeff is a genius. Control the fire from outside the box..
Nobody watching y'all's channels is ever bored. Thanks for the great content, really diggin' that new smokehouse.
another great video, don't worry about too long, we all enjoy your videos
A smokehouse is something all homes should have and my family has always had them from my dad, brothers and uncles. Heck we smoke everything, Venison, Catfish even Carp. If we eat it we smoke it. Enjoyed the video Jeff..🇺🇸👍👍👍👍
Some Guy Smoked Carp has a totally different flavor and texture when it’s smoked, actually you wouldn’t know you were eating Carp. Smoking is the only way I would ever eat Carp, give it a try I’m sure you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the outcome..!
Some Guy I totally agree with you there...
That’s a classic good luck with the new smoker be blessed my friend 👍👍👍
The smoker looks great Jeff. 👍
looks like one hell of an idea to me,,,that should work very very well,,,,the stove idea is awsome
Great job Jeff. I just like watching you build stuff.
some of the best bbq i ever ate in my life came from home built smokers , i have one built from a 40 gallon water tank and a 20lb gas bottle and it works just fine , keep up the good work preciate you
I looked up “ Building a smoker “ because I’m tired of the gas and electric ones. This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you friend. I have an old wood fired heater I found on a ranch while doing Dozer work . I think I’ll duplicate your design. Thanks again. Be blessed and stay safe.
I am so glad to see you back in here making things, Jeff.
I’ve been talking for a while about putting one of these up. I’m inspired again. Thank you, sir.
THANKS JEFF I WAS ALWAYS GOING TO BUILD ONE BUT THOUGHT IT WAS JUST TO HARD TOO NOW I'M GOING TO BUILD ONE IN MY YARD INSTEAD OF BUYING ONE AT WALMART !!!
That’s a great way to recycle an old hot box, I got an old wood burning stove and that’s a great idea to reuse it to make myself a smoke house. Thanks Jeff and take care of that arm.
Cool video... I could learn allot from you.
Good Job Jeff. As always.
Came for the smokehouse, stayed for the southern drawl 👌🏻 thank you sir
Every time i watch Jeff's videos , I say wow what's next he continually don't let us down. That smoke house "is the real deal".....
Jeff you are a warrior, you do more with one good arm than most do with two. Awesome build, I don't think there's anything you can't build. Stay safe y'all.
Now it's about time to go hunting and fill it up and start smoking'. Awesome job Jeff. Hope you are healing ok.
Looks like a sweet smoker in the making! I like it.
Great work Jeff. 👍😊
Loving your videos! You get more done in a day than most men do in a week. Wishing u a speedy recovery on your arm!
Another great video as always.👍👍👍
That's a dying art. When we was kids daddy had we smoke all kinds of stuff. Deer hog mixed sausage was the best. Hams and everything else.
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Suffering/pleasure comes and goes; there is an awareness that is aware of them coming and going; that you are; remember and know what you are; never identify with anything that is appearing within you; since it appears within you; it can't be you; you are that in which it appears. When you abide as that in which it appears instead of identifying; nothing has a grip on you; if anything comes; it quickly goes; like clouds passing; only if you identify as a cloud then it will appear as if the cloud is here for longer than it is originally supposed to; if you simply rest as the awareness and do not identify; it will quickly dissolve; be unconditional love by being aware of being aware; this is the highest; this is what you are seeking in absolutely everything else; you are seeking yourself; you are seeking unconditional love; but you are looking outside of yourself; instead of being aware that you already are unconditional love. Love love
Slicker than owl snot on a winder! Jeff I really like the insert idea!!
Good saying! My experience was more than snot and it was a windshield instead of a Winder.
I thought you was building a heated Outhouse, when I saw the thumbnail, but that is an ingenious way to build a smokehouse... My grandparents used and old black lard kettle to build their smoke fire in. You can hang a whole ham in there after it comes out of the salt cure box... Thanks for sharing
This is perfect. I was just talkin' to a couple of coworkers today about makin' salmon this Sunday. I'd definitely love one of these.
That's slick! great job
That is downright cool! Thanks Jeff!
Jeff.... that's gotta be enough space to smoke at least 3 cape buffalo at one time!!! A lot of space to keep the heat to!!!. Thanks for sharing!!!
Looks great Jeff you do great for a one armed carpenter, just remember that tin is gonna be HOT to the touch!
Terrific job Jeff...totally Enjoyed ur video, great tune🎶 Superman mode in building that's how U Roll Mr. 🔨📐⏳🌥🤔😊🤗 gonna turnout Awesome!
Definitely like it Jeff I want to be building one with a wood stove also
Jeff, that is slick. Really do enjoy your building projects. Glad your kid coaxed you into making your own channel.
Awesome ( love your daughters an your channel) from Wisconsin...
Nicely designed smoke house.
Great video Jeff.
Excellent job on the new smoker building, glad to see Hannah helping with the project. Love you guy’s, Stay healthy, God Bless you, hope your arm is getting better.
Fantastic! Fixing to build me one now !!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the smokehouse info, I made one last weekend and I love it. Already smoked crappie, pork butt and deer jerky. Thanks again, you and Hannah are awesome!
Hell thats a cooker! Not a smoker! Good job! I like!
Great job bud. Those old style smoke houses work awesome. Hello from Oklahoma.
Nice I like it great idea with the wood stove
Very cool, i love unique projects where there are no rules, just be a creator! This is a great build.
You're a crafty Man Jeff
Well heck that's a neat idea, thanks Jeff
Thanks Sir.
That's a fine demo on how to make a larger smoker.
Cheers!
Ingenious! Hello from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
My son would love that smoker, we grill low and slow.
I built one looks like an outhouse years ago. It's 4×4 6ft tall and have smoked about 600lbs of summer sausage and jerky it does awesome! Nice job! You build handy things.
Pretty slick unit you got right there. Love the video
You did a awesome job Jeff keep up the great videos...
Quick create. I love it. Great job
That's awesome Jeff use what you have
Good job Jeff, You have sold me on that design! Thanks for sharing!
Good job and it looks good and not an eye sore. Great job!
Good job with one arm. Stay safe
Looks awesome.
Jeff....that stove is a total score!
And you have plenty of options to set up racks...ya I’m jealous about that stove 😃👍
Thanks a great idea for an old wood stove. Cannot wait to see the finished product.
You are an excellent carpenter, I enjoy watching your videos. The two tables you made were amazing, and now the smokehouse. Looking forward to future videos.
Jeff l do injoy all of your builds
Good video Jeff! Thank ya Ol buddy!
Hey buddy I've got 1 of those heaters and a 1200 gallon tank already set up for a smoker very proud you showed me a good way to use the heater and save me some valuable time, thumbs up to the video
Great idea with the stove and design of it . By burning it a little bit hot won't hurt a bit if anything it will cure the inside for when it time for the yummy goodies that are headed that way. And yes I plan on using your idea for one for myself. Keep up the great videos
Loved that..."we fixin' to do this" 😎
Nice work, Jeff...!!!
Love the build - obviously. Next thing I love? The music! And I’m not even American! 😂
Love your videos always something new great job Jeff
Appreciate ya coming through with this video Jeff👍 and bringing back #fastmotion! 😁
I really Appreciate you sharing these videos.
Wow Jeff that looks like it's going to work out great .
Great idea! Thanks for sharing your skills with us!
Looking good- I built one the same size this last fall, used tin roof inside and out with rock wool insulation - but then again I am in Canada and was smoking at Christmas. That door may get hot my friend it needs a handle
Nuttin' quite like a good smoker!! That's a fine one right there. Nice work Jeff.
Excellent Smoke House Build !!
I love using old circular saw blades as shims! LOL Use what cha got. That turned out nice. Looking forward to seeing the racks and some nice smoked meat. Pure Southern Engineering.
That’s pretty ingenious, thinking of using a fireplace insert like that. Pretty awesome.