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Hey ant! Happy to see you cook on the prototype. Hopefully we can get you swapped out for a production unit here soon! Also agreed on the Porter road ribs. Exceptionally tasty pork.
It's awesome to see how much your channel has grown and evolved in such a short time! It's obvious that your putting your heart into it and doing the work. Much respect brother, keep it up! 🤙
Just followed your channel amazing video and review!!! Note to J Yoder bro people know to NEVER trust a man wearing Patagonia sealing anything, especially a puffy jacket!!! Unless it’s a doctor in the cardio or neurology field 😂 I been eyeing that Goldie’s offset but I had no idea mad scientist made a offset like I said great video thanks 👊🏼
Lol wish this had come out before I got my Franklin 2 years ago. Love the Franklin obviously, but I love supporting smaller creators of content I enjoy. And my wife might have appreciated the price more lol.
Me too. If you remember the Lablogga channel way back, he tried this exact baffle and it burned super uneven and radiant heat caused issues up front. Mad Scientist literally cozies up to pit builders and BBQ joints with a good reputation and sucks them dry of info to put out. Can't say I am a fan. Cannot believe Aaron let him interview him.
Great video! That pit looks nice! I've been torn between sucking it up and buying a trailer offset or getting a backyard offset. Feel like you always want more room. The fact that you can cook on the whole grate is a game changer though.
Haven’t used MSBs pit enough to say. The Goldees pit cooks the best brisket I’ve experienced on a backyard offset. But if I only had a 3k budget for sure the solution.
I don’t think they’re planning on doing that, but who knows in the future. Bur by the summer, they’re gonna roll out 3 tiers. You can buy the pit for $2500 (which you can do now), or buy the parts and weld it all together for cheaper, or get the blueprints for free and make one yourself
Ant, I'm curious, now that you have reviewed both Mad Scientist backyard smoker and Goldees backyard smoker. How do they compare. I'm mainly asking about the cooking chamber part; you know with Goldees you have the elbow pipe coming out the top of the firebox. Whereas, with Mad Scientist, it has that more traditional look with what he calls "the solution scoop" inside the pit itself. I would assume both are "basically" using a similar concept, with the smoke being pulled over the top of the meat. However, with Jeremy's due to the holes on the scoop you get a little of heat and smoke seeping through under the meat, much like a traditional offset. This idea kind of reminds me of M&M's vent system. Just curious. Keep of the great work my man. I have to say your long form short films of the different bbq joints are AWESOME.
Thanks Ant for the video. I'm interested in learning how he landed on the $2500 price point. It kinda puts it right smack in the middle compared to $500-1500 for the "low end" Oklahoma Joe or Old Country BBQ pits or the $3500-$4000 for the "premium" Workhorse, LSG, or Goldees pits. I feel that folks either want to dabble with something on the low end or ready to go full throttle with premium smoker. I'd love to hear the thought on why someone would go with this vs. save a grand and get something like a Brazos (or even a G2 on coupon from Academy) or spend an extra $1000 to get something premium like a Workhorse, LSG, Goldees.
The solution is in the same category as a workhorse or Goldees milscale pit. The quality on OCP is just really poor in my opinion. I need to run more tests, but if you want a traditional offset for your backyard the solution seems like the one. The Goldees pit I think will get you the best brisket though. It just renders fat so well, amazing design.
@@AntsBBQCookout I have an OCP Brazos, and G2: welds and quality are best I've seen, I'll put them up against mill scale and Franklin. I guess I don't understand how one can make a generalized, blanket statement on OCP's quality. Understand you are trying to sell smokers, totally get it, but please don't do it at the expense of trashing a competitor, it's irresponsible. I'm sure the "solution" is a great smoker, I'm open minded, will give it a try.
not for a while. Im waiting until i get the actual pit which wont be until mid next month and then i need to cook on it a bunch to get a good feel for it
@@AntsBBQCookout He needs a manager or assistant. I know his type. Smart af and tons of ideas but cant stay organized. Landing page takes like 1 hour to build haha.
would love to cook on a reverse flow again.. only done it once. i think theyre great cookers, everyone is on the traditional offsets because it's the trend right now, but reverse flows are really good too!
I’ve seen the G2 in person. The solution is much better looking. No disrespect to OCP but there builds and welds are super wonky. Idk about how it the G2 runs though
@@AntsBBQCookout Disagree, I have a G2, so glad I purchased it. Welds are perfect. To the BBQ Aficionado audience, this is just one man's opinion, try it for yourself. I love my OCP G2, next up is the OCP Gravity Fed Smoker.
Ant, Good video! I am confused! Jeremy said the smoker is made in Texas, but SmokerBuilder is in Missouri. I would like to hear Frank Cox comment on this smoker. That is an unusual price point for a 1/4 thick offset. What are it’s limitations besides size? Hope to hear more!👍
I think for this line it’s made in Texas. I know for sure the pipe is made in Texas. But check out the video in the description. Jeremy goes over more nuanced details there
i pulled them a little early like i said in the video. Still felt a little tight when i pulled. could have fixed with a long heated rest but, incoming rain and losing sunlight said no. Were still really good, had that "texas' bite to it 😉
HAHA! I noticed a lot of you tubers do the head bob hand wave thing. I think its learned on skill share. Its honestly quite distracting. But I watch anyway. Continue.
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If you want more info on how to get a Solution offset smoker, check the description box! Fantastic first cook, looking forward to using this smoker more! 🤩
Hey ant! Happy to see you cook on the prototype. Hopefully we can get you swapped out for a production unit here soon! Also agreed on the Porter road ribs. Exceptionally tasty pork.
Great pit, brother! Loving it so far 😁
Wait, MS is selling a rig? Where do I sign up?
@@KingShaka_daGreatPatreon.
Hopefully you don’t end up like Fat Stack smokers
Are you going to sell plans for this smoker?
It's awesome to see how much your channel has grown and evolved in such a short time! It's obvious that your putting your heart into it and doing the work. Much respect brother, keep it up! 🤙
Thank you, man!
Tried this glaze…. Absolutely FANTASTIC ! Why can’t more people share recipes like this?!
Thanks Ant!
Thanks!
Looks so fun!
We will be importing these to Europe later this year 🎉
Cool!
Just followed your channel amazing video and review!!! Note to J Yoder bro people know to NEVER trust a man wearing Patagonia sealing anything, especially a puffy jacket!!! Unless it’s a doctor in the cardio or neurology field 😂 I been eyeing that Goldie’s offset but I had no idea mad scientist made a offset like I said great video thanks 👊🏼
Bro, my guy built this for me back in January and I gotta say it’s almost identical
Mine are a little bigger dimensions
Amazing to cook on
That new pit looks sweet! The color on those ribs were killer! 🔥
Thank you, yeah liking it so far. I think it did awesome first cook!
Nice looking pit and nice video Ant
Thanks bro!
I met Jeremy and he’s an amazing guy
Lol wish this had come out before I got my Franklin 2 years ago. Love the Franklin obviously, but I love supporting smaller creators of content I enjoy. And my wife might have appreciated the price more lol.
Follow up video of pros/cons of pit w/cooks on other cuts of meat and biscuit test please ASAP. Love the channel Brah!
working on it now! just trying to find time to get the cooking footage!
This looks like the perfect backyard pit.
i wanna see biscuit test footage of this offset
I will do a biscuit tests with different damper adjustments and moving the scoop in my next solution video. It will be pretty extensive
Looking at how those ribs came out and that rack that was real close to the firebox didn't burn up I'm sold on this smoker🍺🍻
Me too. If you remember the Lablogga channel way back, he tried this exact baffle and it burned super uneven and radiant heat caused issues up front. Mad Scientist literally cozies up to pit builders and BBQ joints with a good reputation and sucks them dry of info to put out. Can't say I am a fan. Cannot believe Aaron let him interview him.
i find it funny MS promotes and goes into detail on his smoker on other bbq channels except his own.
Half rack ribs ? Whats with the small cut ?
Great video! That pit looks nice! I've been torn between sucking it up and buying a trailer offset or getting a backyard offset. Feel like you always want more room. The fact that you can cook on the whole grate is a game changer though.
Yeah it’s pretty big for a backyard smoker. Can do 4 briskets easy
I thought this was a Mad Scientist video.
Nice looking bbq/smoker.
haha yeah the thumbnail is SO mad scientist 😂
I would love to see cook off between this smoker against a work horse pit.
Ive been using that seasoning combo lately really good
Yeah I love meat church on ribs. The salt ratio is perfect. Not too salty
Is the scoop 1/4" also
This looks like a good combination of price and performance. The ribs looked great! Excellent video.
🙏🙏
Anybody know what size holes they're running in the baffle I see somebody else doing it but their holes look. way bigger
Do those ribs come already trimmed and membrane removed? They looked amazing straight out of the package.
If you had to choose between this pit and the Goldee’s pit?
Haven’t used MSBs pit enough to say. The Goldees pit cooks the best brisket I’ve experienced on a backyard offset. But if I only had a 3k budget for sure the solution.
I Like were Jeremy is going with his design.
Shout Out to Heritage BBQ..nice shirt Ant
What mods are you doing on the vertical baffle?
What size are those holes on it?
That's what I'm wondering
Haven’t seen the pink beanie and apron combo in ages!
Yeah bro been a minute haha
Still looking for that in depth review!
I have the new one in my backyard still on the pallet. Got a lot going on but that video is still on the way! Thanks for your patience
@@AntsBBQCookout All good, bud. Your content is solid and I can wait. Looking forward to it!
Let me get the prototype when you are done with it? I’ll figure out the freight on my end
OMG! When is this smoker from Mad Scientist BBQ available to the public. I want one... Great video. Please keep'em coming.
It’s available now.
Check the description on how to order one!
Lol literally the same smoker I built 4 years ago. Does the job and tastes great
Awesome!
Wondering if they would just sell heat deflectors for other pits?
I don’t think they’re planning on doing that, but who knows in the future. Bur by the summer, they’re gonna roll out 3 tiers. You can buy the pit for $2500 (which you can do now), or buy the parts and weld it all together for cheaper, or get the blueprints for free and make one yourself
Love the Sailor Moon apron
Ant, I'm curious, now that you have reviewed both Mad Scientist backyard smoker and Goldees backyard smoker. How do they compare. I'm mainly asking about the cooking chamber part; you know with Goldees you have the elbow pipe coming out the top of the firebox. Whereas, with Mad Scientist, it has that more traditional look with what he calls "the solution scoop" inside the pit itself. I would assume both are "basically" using a similar concept, with the smoke being pulled over the top of the meat. However, with Jeremy's due to the holes on the scoop you get a little of heat and smoke seeping through under the meat, much like a traditional offset. This idea kind of reminds me of M&M's vent system. Just curious. Keep of the great work my man. I have to say your long form short films of the different bbq joints are AWESOME.
Thanks Ant for the video. I'm interested in learning how he landed on the $2500 price point. It kinda puts it right smack in the middle compared to $500-1500 for the "low end" Oklahoma Joe or Old Country BBQ pits or the $3500-$4000 for the "premium" Workhorse, LSG, or Goldees pits.
I feel that folks either want to dabble with something on the low end or ready to go full throttle with premium smoker. I'd love to hear the thought on why someone would go with this vs. save a grand and get something like a Brazos (or even a G2 on coupon from Academy) or spend an extra $1000 to get something premium like a Workhorse, LSG, Goldees.
The solution is in the same category as a workhorse or Goldees milscale pit. The quality on OCP is just really poor in my opinion. I need to run more tests, but if you want a traditional offset for your backyard the solution seems like the one. The Goldees pit I think will get you the best brisket though. It just renders fat so well, amazing design.
@@AntsBBQCookoutSounds like a fantastic video idea. Lots of bbq politics would be involved though, ha.
@@AntsBBQCookout I have an OCP Brazos, and G2: welds and quality are best I've seen, I'll put them up against mill scale and Franklin. I guess I don't understand how one can make a generalized, blanket statement on OCP's quality. Understand you are trying to sell smokers, totally get it, but please don't do it at the expense of trashing a competitor, it's irresponsible. I'm sure the "solution" is a great smoker, I'm open minded, will give it a try.
When is the biscuit test and stuff coming for this pit
not for a while. Im waiting until i get the actual pit which wont be until mid next month and then i need to cook on it a bunch to get a good feel for it
@AntsBBQCookout . Thank you brother. Love your channel
i like that pit, simple, great review Ant.. good job on that design Jeremy..
🙏
Definitely need Firecups to light that pit 🔥
What is link to pre-order the smoker?
theres no link. You just text frank at the number in the description and text solution. lead times are about a month right now.
@@AntsBBQCookout Oh I saw the patreon link and thought it was for donations. TY.
Frank told me he’s working on a landing page.. I think it’s crazy they don’t have one already. Pits been live for like 4 months for orders lol
@@AntsBBQCookout He needs a manager or assistant. I know his type. Smart af and tons of ideas but cant stay organized. Landing page takes like 1 hour to build haha.
Reverse Flow is where it's at. Love my Lang!
would love to cook on a reverse flow again.. only done it once. i think theyre great cookers, everyone is on the traditional offsets because it's the trend right now, but reverse flows are really good too!
Link to the video where Jeremy shows his smoker?
In the description. It’s on his patreon but no paywall to watch
"No hinges on the firebox door"? 8:06
theyre inside, cant see them on the final model
24" isnt the circumference its the diameter
Yeah you are correct
Need more goldees videos!
More to come!
Awesome! Keep up the good work!
As much cooking as I've seen you do I can't believe that's your design
Will be interesting how this compares to the new G2 smoker, ppl have been saying good things about it
I’ve seen the G2 in person. The solution is much better looking. No disrespect to OCP but there builds and welds are super wonky. Idk about how it the G2 runs though
@@AntsBBQCookout Disagree, I have a G2, so glad I purchased it. Welds are perfect. To the BBQ Aficionado audience, this is just one man's opinion, try it for yourself. I love my OCP G2, next up is the OCP Gravity Fed Smoker.
Ant,
Good video! I am confused! Jeremy said the smoker is made in Texas, but SmokerBuilder is in Missouri. I would like to hear Frank Cox comment on this smoker. That is an unusual price point for a 1/4 thick offset. What are it’s limitations besides size?
Hope to hear more!👍
I think for this line it’s made in Texas. I know for sure the pipe is made in Texas. But check out the video in the description. Jeremy goes over more nuanced details there
Question ... Jeremy says made in Texas but I believe SmokeBuilder is in Missouri .... So where is it made actually ... thx
Yeah, Texas for the Solution. Not sure about Franks other pits though
Thank you. I'd like to visit.@@AntsBBQCookout
@@AntsBBQCookout Dustin also builds his Smokeslinger's in his Texas shop. The Solution build is a partnership with SmokerBuilder.
I love your apron and your vids keep it up
🙏🙏
How does the firebox door not have hinges? Wouldn't that make it not a door?
They’re on the inside
@@AntsBBQCookout Ohhh ok 😂😂😂 had me confused asf bro
Thanks Ant…just signed up.
Awesome! Hope you enjoy, ribbees review this Friday!
By showing that deflector it tells me Jeremy thought of everything
No. He stole everything and it doesn't work as well as standard baffle.
what did he steal?
Ribs looked ready raw
Lone Star Grills has been doing this for years
Holy infomercial
Lol
Good price point
Yeah it’s amazing
Looks like an affordable Franklin’s pit
I own the prototype of this offset! Lol
Lol
Jeremy hasn't even done a video on his smoker yet. I guess he wanted you announce his smoker. 😅😅
The sliding baffle plate seems like a good design.
That scoop is really cool, haha yeah idk why he hasn’t yet
My guess is maybe he doesn’t have the final version yet??
He’s being paid by mad scientist BBQ guys
prove it.
@@derrickpoe4527 relax liberal it’s a joke
"Glazing station"
Pardon me sir?
Pause 😂😂
Should have built a reverse flow smoker.
Once you see the advantages and actually use a reverse flow smoker. You will never use on offset again.
I've used a reverse flow before, i like them!
Rib bite Looks slightly tough
i pulled them a little early like i said in the video. Still felt a little tight when i pulled. could have fixed with a long heated rest but, incoming rain and losing sunlight said no. Were still really good, had that "texas' bite to it 😉
Looks great. Porterroad ribs are all sold out.. Dang..
Dang hate it when that happens, not even any baby backs left 🥲
Did no one mention to him that solution might not be the greatest name for .. well anything. Or was the solution decision final.
Hahahaha it’s pretty vague.. sounds like a cologne or something 😂
I think he used to be a chemistry teacher, so I bet it’s a play on words from that as well
wow.. whats with the pink hat and lady apron
swag
Not bad...
Are you a Mad scientists guy brother. you look kind of like him.
Hahahaha
Looks a lot prettier than the Goldees pit! And seems to cook better too.
Looks cheap af compared to the goldees
@@JJ-hh5sf that’s cuz it is. Goldees $4300 and this $2500. 🤣
You get what you pay for
@@JJ-hh5sf not everyone can afford to drop 4k. Yoder wanted regular hard working poor ppl to have great bbq. I’m glad it’s cheap.
No one complains about my bbq cooked on a Yoder
First budddayyy!!!
Boy these two can talk
Man, to be put on the same level as Jeremy in talking is an honor 😅
The rust my man the rust 😢
Hahaha Jeremy gave it to me like that, I swear 😂
@@AntsBBQCookout he's got so many hard to keep up 😆
The apron is too distracting 😂
Nice pit
over cooked ribs and you know it. Never should have posted
Bit under cooked actually.. stick to 3-2-1 method, good sir 🫡
The more you wave your hands the more views and subs you'll get.
HAHA! I noticed a lot of you tubers do the head bob hand wave thing. I think its learned on skill share. Its honestly quite distracting. But I watch anyway. Continue.
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Just get an old country brazos….
That pit will not draw properly. Piece of crap. From a Texan.
pack it up boys, the texan has spoken 🗿🚶
Curious on why wouldn't it draw properly. Is it because of the vertical baffle plate?
Surprise surprise another porter road corporate shill