If cost were no object

[grnhs]

nice smokers

[Quarlow]

Here is a link to a nice plywood smoker.
http://forum.bradleysmoker.com/index.php?topic=21343.msg260280#msg260280
for years my dad and I used and built plywood smokers. They work very well but are not as durable as a proofer is.

[ffrcoupe]

Here is a link to a nice plywood smoker.
http://forum.bradleysmoker.com/index.php?topic=21343.msg260280#msg260280
for years my dad and I used and built plywood smokers. They work very well but are not as durable as a proofer is.

That's really nice but I agree with using a proofer.

[sparky1]

i have heard nice things about the fec100.  wouldn't mind a electric smoker either.   8)

[ghost9mm]

A MAK.... :D

[ffrcoupe]

i have heard nice things about the fec100.  wouldn't mind a electric smoker either.   8)

Well... yeah but they are like $3,500.00.  :P

I'm still thinking home build. :)

[ffrcoupe]

A MAK.... :D

Linky?

[Keymaster]

A MAK.... :D

Linky?

http://www.makgrills.com/
I would definately by another Bradley digital when my current one don't work no more. I would like a Mak though as well.

[Tenpoint5]

I would be more inclined to go one of these routes.

http://langbbqsmokers.com/lang84/lang84_twinchar.html

or

The unit in the first picture on page 9
http://www.meadowcreekbarbecue.com/docs/6127_MCW%202009%20Product%20Catalog.pdf

[Quarlow]

Yeah I can afford one of those...when pigs fly. ;D ;D Of course he did say if money were no object didn't he.

[Jim O]

I'd love a bigger,better smoker,but then I'd have to build another garage to hold my other toys.to make room for the new smoker,and the new kitchen I'd want to build to go along with it, in the man-cave.
Mind you,I'd then want to monitor the whole thing with a CCT (closed circuit telly).

Jim O

[Quarlow]

Don't forget the satelite temp tracker and the laser security system to keep taste testers out.

[ffrcoupe]

OK. Time for me to shift gears. I'll start a more appropriate thread. :)

[Caneyscud]

ffrcoupe

Before I answer, I need a little more information.  Smokers come in all types and varieties and not all are conducive to all uses!

1.  How much meat at any one time are you going to cook?
2.  Do you like fiddling with wood and fire?
3.  Something for the back deck or competitions or to cater in?
4.  Something that multitasks - grills, barbecues/smokes, or whole hogs.
5.  Nothing is truly "set-n-forget" but some are closer!  How much control do you want to give up!
6.  What types of meat are you more likely to smoke.

Now, if you are asking me what I would want - well my druthers run a little large.  I have a hankering for something like this, but I would probably only have one horizontal instead of two and have another rib box.

[mikecorn.1]

ffrcoupe

Before I answer, I need a little more information.  Smokers come in all types and varieties and not all are conducive to all uses!

1.  How much meat at any one time are you going to cook?
2.  Do you like fiddling with wood and fire?
3.  Something for the back deck or competitions or to cater in?
4.  Something that multitasks - grills, barbecues/smokes, or whole hogs.
5.  Nothing is truly "set-n-forget" but some are closer!  How much control do you want to give up!
6.  What types of meat are you more likely to smoke.

Now, if you are asking me what I would want - well my druthers run a little large.  I have a hankering for something like this, but I would probably only have one horizontal instead of two and have another rib box.

Looks like you could fit the whole farm in there :D


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