i'm looking to make an offset using an oil barrel, but i've seen a few people talking and making reverse flow smokers and i'm wondering what the benefit of reverse flow is
Reverse flow smokers
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Reverse flow smokers
I'm looking to build myself a new smoker over the winter to keep me busy.
i'm looking to make an offset using an oil barrel, but i've seen a few people talking and making reverse flow smokers and i'm wondering what the benefit of reverse flow is
i'm looking to make an offset using an oil barrel, but i've seen a few people talking and making reverse flow smokers and i'm wondering what the benefit of reverse flow is
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Re: Reverse flow smokers
No experience of reverse flow offsets myself but found this
http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34514
I'm starting to design a catering sized cabinet smoker which will be reverse flow, ala Backwoods style, to me this gives advantages over conventional flow as the heat will be more evenly distributed, unlike in a WSM for example where the edges of the racks are typically hotter than the rest of the grate
http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34514
I'm starting to design a catering sized cabinet smoker which will be reverse flow, ala Backwoods style, to me this gives advantages over conventional flow as the heat will be more evenly distributed, unlike in a WSM for example where the edges of the racks are typically hotter than the rest of the grate