Homemade Smokehouse

[wvhunter1965]

Jimi

Thanks for the info. I will look into these.

[Brian Schneider]

Made some progress today.

[Snake River Smokers]

Brian Schneider It’s looking good Great weather today for working on her!

[Brian Schneider]

Snake River Smokers
Here is the picture of the finished outside

[Brian Schneider]

Snake River Smokers I didn’t realize you were in Longville, MN. I’m in Bemidji

[rich]

my son lives up there

[akdave]

Something you might want to consider is that with a wood smoke house you want to keep it far enough away from other buildings incase it catches on fire it does not burn down another building.

[Brian Schneider]

akdave I will send you a picture when it all burns down. and thanks I’m glad to hear you like it

[akdave]

Hope for you that it never does burn down, But I have a friend who had his wood smoke house catch fire and had a heck of a time saving his SMOKED chicken and getting the fire out.

[pr0wlunwoof]

I’m not sure how stove fans work exactly, but I think they require a substantial difference in temperature between the contact point and the ambient temperature. Meaning if you put it in a room that is a constant temperature above 120 it won’t spin. The spinning is the action of it dissipating heat which it wouldn’t be able to do at a constant ambient temperature.