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Firepit Cooker
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Saskattak
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Firepit Cooker
I believe I have almost obtained full use of my pit cooker. Only thing missing is my rotiss3in there. Next time!!! 
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Big T
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Re: Firepit Cooker
If it's tourist season, how come I can't shoot 'em?
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Dirtytires
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tinspark
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Re: Firepit Cooker
love it. Nice CNC work too.
Cant wait to see it with the rotisserie set up
Cant wait to see it with the rotisserie set up
Regards,
"tinspark's" build links below:
Last build-GF:https://smokerbuilder.com/forums/viewto ... 30#p114730
First build- Santa Maria Smoker: https://smokerbuilder.com/forums/viewto ... 7a614a230a
Santa Maria Rebuild: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7533&p=112344&hili ... 34#p112344
"tinspark's" build links below:
Last build-GF:https://smokerbuilder.com/forums/viewto ... 30#p114730
First build- Santa Maria Smoker: https://smokerbuilder.com/forums/viewto ... 7a614a230a
Santa Maria Rebuild: viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7533&p=112344&hili ... 34#p112344
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Saskattak
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Re: Firepit Cooker
I should add I made the hanging rack poles the same as the one for the grate and hook so I can move those as needed. The hanging rack can also move from the diameter to a cord length as the center piece floats. It all comes apart and can be put in a bag (less the poles).
And here it is with the rotisserie placed. Just messing around after the rotisserie showed up.
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And here it is with the rotisserie placed. Just messing around after the rotisserie showed up.
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dacolson
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Re: Firepit Cooker
That is so cool! Is it at a cabin or at your house? What a great way to cook.
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Saskattak
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Re: Firepit Cooker
It is at my house in town. I call the area in my yard where the photos are my campsite. I want to put trees between it and the other part of the yard (on two lots) to make it feel like camping. The Mrs is not in agreeement...yet.dacolson wrote:That is so cool! Is it at a cabin or at your house? What a great way to cook.
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dacolson
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Re: Firepit Cooker
good luck with that!Saskattak wrote: ↑September 16th, 2020, 11:35 amIt is at my house in town. I call the area in my yard where the photos are my campsite. I want to put trees between it and the other part of the yard (on two lots) to make it feel like camping. The Mrs is not in agreeement...yet.dacolson wrote:That is so cool! Is it at a cabin or at your house? What a great way to cook.
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Rodcrafter
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Re: Firepit Cooker
Current Smokers: Backyard RF Offset and Hybrid RF Offset trailer rig with Cowboy cooker and fish fryer, always room for more........
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Saskattak
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Re: Firepit Cooker
Got trees coming next year lol. She and I came to an agreement. Will be a cool addition to our yard.dacolson wrote:good luck with that!Saskattak wrote: ↑September 16th, 2020, 11:35 amIt is at my house in town. I call the area in my yard where the photos are my campsite. I want to put trees between it and the other part of the yard (on two lots) to make it feel like camping. The Mrs is not in agreeement...yet.dacolson wrote:That is so cool! Is it at a cabin or at your house? What a great way to cook.
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dacolson
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Re: Firepit Cooker
Sweet! Leave some room between the trees for a hammock. Then you can just roll out and throw a split on the fire.
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Re: Firepit Cooker
Now that is very nice. Well done indeed! 
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