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Love the light displays and this song SO MUCH, I'm glad I'm not driving! I'd probably run right off the road! If you've seen the USS Kidd version, I'd also, probably drive off the pier!

When you do the montage of pics, you could extend the sounds of the kids chattering for the ambience factor

Nice design. I'd be worried about the chemicals in the glues leaching that hold the plywood together.

Hello Awesome Vibes love this song!!

Tim Allen's brother

Awesome

I heard smoking and charcoal your meat causes cancer

that is best design I have seen! great idea

My favorite, thank you , love the song !! Merry Christmas. God Bless you!!

Me gusta mucho bella musica

I love it “no whining around the smoker box” that was epic. lol.

Ok am I the only one who noticed the socks with the sandals lol dude take off the socks

Nice light show with a great song by Frank Mills.

I did a similar build which worked darn good.. Difference was mine I actually double walled and insulated..and lined/wallpapered ALL the interior surfaces with heavy foil. Doing that one avoids the fumes coming off the adhesives in the wood. All my grates were supported by aluminum angle. I also used ceramic tiles over the "burn box" as a deflector instead of sheet metal you used. I also had it set up so once the meat came to around 170ish (it will not gain any more smoke flavor).. I could turn on propane burners just to hold temp constant until the end of the cook. Being insulated it did not loose too much heat and was lots more efficient than my steel offset smoker. The heat stayed in the box where it belonged.

3-2-1, with apple juice. It sounds like it would taste awesome...

"No whining around the smoker box...." Well said.

i need some help setting up my controller if you could help i would appreciate it thank you for your time

Hey! That's the guy from Free Field Training! Great channel haha

"No whinning around the smoker box"🤣😂😂😂😂 great job on your build!

This is a great video!!! You ACTUALLY EXPLAINED HOW YOU MADE THE SMOKER!!! Imagine that, a how to video that explains something. I would love to be part of your camping adventures. Hopefully I will meet up with your group one day. Do you camp in Wisconsin....cuz....your a cheap Pollack, don't ya know,eh?

Ty for the DIY video but who ever eat theat hot that was sitting on the table which had two flys on it didn’t get sick

Karinka

Very cool

its nice to see someone else also fights real weather. Im a big fan of the under ground cable management.

Nicer than some I've seen, at least your music is decent!

Hi Bro, good job, What controller are you using? I want that sequence please

Nice one Jon

This is foolish and dangerous. The plywood is not food safe. It is made with a ton of toxic glues which I am sure will seep out into your meat. Secondly, galvanized metal releases toxins when it gets hot enough (and you have it right over the flame). I would advise NO ONE to do this.

Socks and sandals!

I am a little concerned - when plywood gets hot, the glue used to laminate it gives off a poisonous gas. Also, that galvanized sheet metal you are using will give off poisonous gas if it gets hot enough. I doubt you are getting the sheet metal hot enough to matter, but the plywood is not a great idea.

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Awesome video. Definitely a lot of work there. We'll be looking for stars from the tower to the left in 2018.

Awesome video!

I am not a smoker so do I have to start to make this smoker work because I notice you smoking in this clip.

One question did you build that smoker with pressure treated wood or non pressure treated wood

7:52 he tasted that raw pork lol

holy !!!thats a great idea for a smoke house

Father of the year. Done!

Nice!

"No whining near the smoker box" that's one Experienced Polack.

Delicious. Best Jon idea ever!

thank you

nice Jon a lot of good info there

The best light show!!!!

Hello, what are you running for lights and controllers.

Absolutely beautiful. Very well done!

Thank you very much for the detailed comments. People don't often realize that the slow songs often take more artistic work than the fast ones. And these are the songs I'm most proud of. If you liked this one you'll probably like my versions of "Let it Go" and "Mary, Did You Know?"I never got live video of the latter due to how cold it got after i finished it. But I could do a screen video of the preview if you wanted to see it.

Very, Very Nice!! Your ability to sync the light action with this Manheim version is terrific. Suppose being on the inside of Vixen Lights helps, but your natural feel for the music and the serenity of the occasion comes through "loud and clear." Richard