Great little video sir !! Just a thought now that you explained how it works !! It would be great to show them what it looks like when in use !!! I myself am curious about temp control !! thanks in advance !!
Thanks For This Vid! Just as I originally suspected after I saw that vent in the back wall. I feel that this design is the most fuel efficient of all the cabinet cookers. It's on my dream list. :-) So.......is this from the old Heavy Metal Smokers company? Metal On! \m/
Great video. I just saw it now. I know it's been awhile. Can u tell me what size is this cooker and how many butts can you cook in 1 cook and how long does 1 basket of charcoal last?
Thanks for the vid, would you say it is worth the hassle to go with a Offset, vertical reverse flow smoker for burning charcoal and wood sticks? Should I stick to a reverse flow vertical design ?
I cooked on a stick burner for years. And honestly every cooker has its quirks that you have to figure out. I would say if your someone who likes messing with something and very hands on, then you would enjoy a stick burner. If you'd like to just let the smoker run its self, then I'd steer you toward a charcoal smoker.
Great little video sir !! Just a thought now that you explained how it works !! It would be great to show them what it looks like when in use !!! I myself am curious about temp control !! thanks in advance !!
thanx great video
Nice thanks for the tour.
Thanks For This Vid! Just as I originally suspected after I saw that vent in the back wall. I feel that this design is the most fuel efficient of all the cabinet cookers.
It's on my dream list. :-) So.......is this from the old Heavy Metal Smokers company? Metal On! \m/
Hey man! Thanks for the kind words. It is not the old Heavy Metal company. Lol
The World Of Barbeque how many rack of ribs does hold? How many pork butts? How many briskets lol
Daryl Stites Great question! Unfortunately, I’ve only had a few Ball Park franks in it..
The World Of Barbeque lol only you
Great video. I just saw it now. I know it's been awhile. Can u tell me what size is this cooker and how many butts can you cook in 1 cook and how long does 1 basket of charcoal last?
Thanks for the vid, would you say it is worth the hassle to go with a Offset, vertical reverse flow smoker for burning charcoal and wood sticks? Should I stick to a reverse flow vertical design ?
I cooked on a stick burner for years. And honestly every cooker has its quirks that you have to figure out. I would say if your someone who likes messing with something and very hands on, then you would enjoy a stick burner. If you'd like to just let the smoker run its self, then I'd steer you toward a charcoal smoker.
What smoker model is this one? Looks nice!