Set up an exhaust system in the garage for smoking in the bad weather!

[Mr Walleye]

Jerry

Here's a picture of the piece of PVC I used to direct the smoke to the centre of the fan. On fans with a regular blade they tend to have the greatest suction in the centre of the fan. The outside of the blades will tend to stir the smoke. I found using 4 inch concentrated the smoke to the centre of the fan. Also, notch the bottom like in the photo so that you don't suck the heat out of the smoker.

[Sailor]

Are we smoking yet? 

What do we want?

All together now......"We want photos"  ;D

[gerryf]

Well, the pictures don't really show the smoke going out, but I can say, after adding foil around the 3 edges, it worked great!!! and the wings were delicious.  I did take a few pictures but will add later.

[gerryf]

Ok, here's a look at the outside exhaust.


smoker 006 by gtfreymann, on Flickr

It was smelling pretty good on that side on the garage! LOL


smoker 005 by gtfreymann, on Flickr

You can just see the smoke being sucked up here:


smoker 004 by gtfreymann, on Flickr


smoker 003 by gtfreymann, on Flickr

I have a neighbour who is going to bend me some sophet to go around here in place of the foil:


smoker 002 by gtfreymann, on Flickr

actually, he said he can bend me a nice looking exhaust intake too.

This was a good view outside.


smoker 001 by gtfreymann, on Flickr

I should have taken a picture of the finished wings -- they were excellent!!!

[KyNola]

Nice set up!  Looking at one of those pics, it looks like you smoked your ET-73 pretty good too!  Personally I hang that unit on my puck feeder tube to keep it from getting all gunked up.

Nice job on the set up.

[Mr Walleye]

Here's a post I did a while back for a magnetic bracket that I made for the Maverick.

http://forum.bradleysmoker.com/index.php?topic=6893.msg68009#msg68009

Mike