Really proud of you and the channel my brother. I remember when you now started posting on youtube, the shed wasn't built and you'd be working in mud when it rained. So to see how well the shop has developed and the continued outstanding quality makes me happy. Keep up the hard but exceptionally high quality work brother.
An excellent channel with down to earth fabrication. I was thinking how great it would be if you had a CNC plasma. Your work would go to another level. That is not to say it is not quality now, but it would give you options for design and build and you could eliminate much of the hand cutting. Keep building and posting. Thanks!
I need a link for me and my wife to buy us some "Country Built" t-shirts, had 3 BBQs in past 4 weeks with that same reverse flow and still have 2 more family events scheduled lol, thanks again!!
I see they used round stock instead of bar like you do, it`s not a bad looking grill, that firebox is huge, I would have one of your shelves put on the bottom for wood, and to tie those legs together, we know when you are done with it, it will be a proper functioning smoker, that would work for me, keep em coming Allen.
I may have missed it, was this an early build of yours or were you rebuilding someone else's work? Didn't look like your welds but those wagon wheels you've done befre. Will be nice to have that flat top griddle.
Really proud of you and the channel my brother. I remember when you now started posting on youtube, the shed wasn't built and you'd be working in mud when it rained. So to see how well the shop has developed and the continued outstanding quality makes me happy. Keep up the hard but exceptionally high quality work brother.
Haha..the good ol’ days! Thanks!
Loving the rebuild project for something out of the norm…very cool!
I was going to say the same thing about working in the mud!
Nice work as usual Alan.
I saw you had Little House on the Prairie" on the TV. I thought of putting one in my shop, but figured I wouldn't get much done.
An excellent channel with down to earth fabrication. I was thinking how great it would be if you had a CNC plasma. Your work would go to another level. That is not to say it is not quality now, but it would give you options for design and build and you could eliminate much of the hand cutting. Keep building and posting. Thanks!
why dont YOU buy him one???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Probably for the same reason you're not buying him one 😂
I need a link for me and my wife to buy us some "Country Built" t-shirts, had 3 BBQs in past 4 weeks with that same reverse flow and still have 2 more family events scheduled lol, thanks again!!
Dude, been watching you for years now.
Just a note i believe federal motor vehicle code require metal to be secured by chains might want to check on it
I see they used round stock instead of bar like you do, it`s not a bad looking grill, that firebox is huge, I would have one of your shelves put on the bottom for wood, and to tie those legs together, we know when you are done with it, it will be a proper functioning smoker, that would work for me, keep em coming Allen.
I may have missed it, was this an early build of yours or were you rebuilding someone else's work? Didn't look like your welds but those wagon wheels you've done befre. Will be nice to have that flat top griddle.
It’s someone else’s smoker, think it’s been handed down through a family and they wanted to re-do it
What kind of material do you use for the grill top on top of the fire box? Love your channel very inspirational.
It’s just steel
Did you build the smoker originally or is that someone else's build? Nice video as always.
Wish you weren't so far from Wisconsin.
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