G'day Rob. You have inspired me to have a crack at building one,.Here in Oz all gas tanks get destroyed after the gas companies are finished with them, I'll just have to start from scratch! Thanks for the videos, I hope mine turn out half as good as yours.
That is a thing of beauty...real craftsmanship. I love the metal worked feel of the edges and seams...very nice unpainted, gives it a nice industrial feeling. Id be proud if I built that.
Rob, I love this video! I plan to retire in nine months and wanted to buy a quality offset smoker, but they’re too expensive for my blood. Seeing this video has inspired me to go out and buy a 200 pound propane tank that has been decommissioned. Since I will have plenty of time on my hands I am gathering up the tools that I need to build this smoker and learned how to use the tools, as I’ve never welded anything in my life! Your design has inspired me to do the best I can, because I recognize quality engineering having worked in the aerospace industry for 40 years. Thanks for the inspiration!
Ron Macabeo thanks you for your kind words!! Please send pictures when your completed!!! Just a note I miss spoke in the video it’s a 200lbs tank not gallon. Good luck!! P/S I would highly recommend a welding book by Ron Finch. I don’t recall the exact name but if you search by author I’m sure you can find it.
Rob Hofstra thanks for the tip on the welding book. I will definitely check it out, thanks! Oh BTW, I knew exactly what you meant when you said 200 gallons, as I’ve been doing my research ever since I saw your video the first time. :)
Your dog is "Butt Ugly", but I like your "Braai" (I guess that is Afrikaans for "Barbeque") I appreciate that you didn't bore us with all the details of how you built it! I like the big wheels. Hope the owner will appreciate and enjoy your handywork!
Hey Rob, Just wanted to let you know that I've been building custom spec competition smokers for a couple of decades. I've seen my smokers go to IBCA, Houston and Kansas City. I was I was just searching youtube for ideas for my own personal backyard reverse flow when I found this. I am very impressed buddy. Fantastic job! This is the personal smoker I'm building for me now. Great usability vs portability. Cool factor to boot! I'm starting with a 250gal propane tank with the caps cut off (about 5ft width) and will probably widen the firebox to 30in to match my smoking chamber and also accommodate 18 inch logs with a basket. I'm going to credit you with the design though! Thanks and great job!
Awesome job on your third build Rob..Haven't had the chance to start my build yet from the last time we spoke on here. l definitely will be when the weather warms up..Again thanks for that advice u gave me..
Beautiful. Very nice job. It would be awesome if you get some pics/video from the guy who bought it so we can see it in use. I doubt I'm the only one who would love to see that. Thanks again for the video, A LOT of food for thought.
Nice to see you're at it again Rob. my build is about half done and I also went with steerable front wheels, mine came from a lawn tractor lol. I'll be sure to send pics when done. No time to work on it lately. keep on smokin' 'em.
I like the idea of making the smoker as a wagon style. One way to do it easier and cheaper would be to buy one of the garden style wagons from one of the big box stores, I saw one semi-locally advertised for $79.00 this week.
Great job mate!! Have to agree with Phil B. Would love something very similar to that here in Vietnam to make ribs for the weekend expat markets here. You're an artist for sure!!!
Hey Rob. Just came across your channel and sub'd. Excellent build on the 4-wheel smoker. I had started a similar project and have been contemplating mobility since finishing up the firebox. Too small for a road trailer, too big for horsing it around. LOVE this solution! Many thanks.
That thing looks awesome. With those wheels on it, looks like you could almost rig a ten horse power motor and a chair on it and drive it To the grocery store haha! Great work.
Great job Rob. I wish I had the skills to build such a beaut. Truly amazing design and building skills. I look forward to future videos. Continued success.
Frekin awesome man ! But,,,,,I hate to say it, it turned out so good, not getting rid of that plug over the firebox just stands out to me every time it came into view...
Very nice build! 1. Did you use sleeve or ball bearings for wheel shafts? 2. Is all the steel 11 gauge (1/8") & grating 3/16"? 3. I thought galvanized steel was bad for cooking due to chemical off gas?
Thank you The firebox is 1/4 inch plate the rest of it ranges from 14 gage to 10 gauge It is not galvanized... I have my tanks chemically stripped to remove all galvanized from them The wheels have bronze bushings.
Im planning to do this with a galvanized tank as well. Researching whats the best method to strip it. However, most smoker builders will tell me to just not do it. And then i find some studies (and data) on galvanized steel that say its completely safe. I'm on the fence. Any clarity on this would help. Thanks.
did you cut the end of the tank off were its welded to the firebox , or did you cut a hole for the heat and smoke to pass through? great job . you should sell them and make millions
Rob, The work that you do is amazing and professional. I would like to build a basic charcoal grill and later possibly build a smoker. Do you think it would be cheaper for me to buy a good quality grill than to buy the material "metal" to build it. I'm trying to find out what is the best thing to do? Thank you
It’s still nice as heck. And if he uses a small pile of wood to start the fire, there shouldn’t be a problem keeping the heat. The fire brick is an awsome idea.
I love this build! How much would you charge for one like it? And what part of the country are you in? I’d just have mine built with a wooden handle like a closet dowel or an axe handle, something like that. It would be good to move around with my side by side or quad too!
Looks great mate, just curious about the depth of the fire box and how you worked out the size of the opening from the cooking chamber to the firebox? Thanks, rob
Really nice build like the mobily!! How close do you mount the cooking grate to the bottom steel plate? What is the cooking area? Thank You for the video Joe
Excellent work! I’m building one right now and am debating on how to approach the fire box. How did you figure out how to cut the radius on the square box and viseversa on the cook side? TIA!
Thats a real well build sr. I am working in a pit myself just learning how to weld juat playing around with the welder. I have a question if u could help i will appreciated, i am wondering how to keep the door close all the way after cutting the lead it sticks out i am trying to keep it tighter
Nice welding job.. with it being a reverse unit... is there a bottom plate to push the heat to the back or is it just open to to go vertical when the heat comes from smoke box into the main cooking chamber?
Nice job , and beautiful smoker can you go in more detail on your hinges on the top door did you make them and if so how ? I m trying to do something like that , but can't seem to find the tires and axles to build would like to use golf cart tires
Hey Rob, I got it 200lb. I might like to weld one up here in England sometime, is it 60 gallon tank? Also, thank for subscribing to my youtube but you will find it VERY boring. I spend all my time building hydropower plants and virtually none uploading vids to youtube.
Hey Rob.. I have been doing alot of my measurements and using the BBQ calculator..If I haven't mentioned it already its a 500 gal tank..120" from bell to bell and has 37" diameters. I measured around end where I'm putting the firebox..It had a 60" measure from seam to seam..I did some tweaking with my firebox size..Came up with a 36×36×36 that gonna give me a 108.5% size differential from the recommended size..I would like to know your opinion on this.
+Jermel Lane Your numbers seem to be right for a reverse flow, when your building the fire box and the air intake and exhaust your better to go a little bigger than smaller. You can always build a smaller fire or throttle the air. Are you still thinking about putting the fire box in the center of the cooking chamber?
+Jermel Lol sorry about that sometimes I get confused easily.... the only thing that I would say is I would make it a little bit longer in a little bit shorter. so add maybe 4 inches to the overall width and shrink the height 4 inches I think that rectangular fire boxes look a little bit better than true squares just my opinion
Great and Fun, I like. I have one question : what is the size in liter of part for the food (water ballon, compressor tank ?), please ? Thanks and enjoy bbq
Woowwww amazing job ! Well done !! I would like to try make my own but I am not sure if i should go for a reverse flow or classic one. And could you tell me what kind of metal did you use for the box and which thickness ?
Hey Rob, I've read a lot of stuff on the dangers of using a propane tank as a smoking and the cutting process being dangerous. What is your advice and precautions to this and where do you get your tanks? Thanks!
I know you sold it, but do you by chance know the dimensions of the firebox on this build? Awesome job by the way, very envious and planning to build as close of a replica as I can.
Great video, good explaining. I am going to look at the other videos becouse i want to build a similar smoker. How can i figure out the size of the firebox in compare to the cooking chamber? Why dit you make the hinge in an arch shape? Your name sounds very Dutch, but your voice doesn't ;-)
+Bart Jansens Hello, search for a BBQ calculator on Google you will find several calculators to help determine the dimensions your will need to build your cooker... Hinge are arched for a lot of reasons... mainly they work well... Good luck on your build please share Pix when your finished id love to see how it turns out!! Rob,
Sir i had a gentlemen build me a reverse flow smoker its hard to get up to temp i have to use a small fan to get the temp up to 200 to 225. I told him i thought the fire box was to small and the hole from the fire box to the chamber is to small and the fluk need to be bigger. If i provided pictures would that help give a ideal what needs to be redone.
Where did you get he tank and what was it originally? Looking for propane tanks locally but the sizes vary ....yours look like the perfect size for backyard smoking. Just curious if it's an air compressor or a propane tank. I may have to buy a new one but wanted to know where to get. Thanks! Bill
Hello Bill, its a 200 pound propane tank. your correct on it being difficult to find them i was able to build a relationship with a local company and have access to them know but it took some work....
Hey Rob, I’m on Xmas break from work, and working on my 200 lb. smoker like yours, and I was wondering what the dimensions are for your fire box. I found a chart in the internet that calculates the correct size vs the size of the cook chamber, but haven’t figured it out yet.
Had a question about your Smoker door dimensions. Did you make your opening height from the front center-line to the top center-line so it equals a quarter of the tank circumference? Also how far off the bottom is your divider plate? Thanks.
What purpose is the 1"x 2" (guessing on size) tubing on the interior of the firebox door? I wouldn't think it would warp from the heat from the looks of how thick it is.
I'm thinking of building one of these put of an old hot water heater. How much plate, tube, grate, and angle do you think I'd need? Also, how good of a turn around is there with something like this? Thanks!
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Rob, being a fabricator myself, really enjoyed watching your video on the smokers. They are gorgeous.
-Russ
G'day Rob. You have inspired me to have a crack at building one,.Here in Oz all gas tanks get destroyed after the gas companies are finished with them, I'll just have to start from scratch! Thanks for the videos, I hope mine turn out half as good as yours.
Rudy Z thank you! If you where closer I'd hook you up with a tank! Good luck!!
That is a thing of beauty...real craftsmanship. I love the metal worked feel of the edges and seams...very nice unpainted, gives it a nice industrial feeling. Id be proud if I built that.
Phil B thank you!
That’s an amazing smoker man. You shold be proud!
Rob, I love this video! I plan to retire in nine months and wanted to buy a quality offset smoker, but they’re too expensive for my blood. Seeing this video has inspired me to go out and buy a 200 pound propane tank that has been decommissioned. Since I will have plenty of time on my hands I am gathering up the tools that I need to build this smoker and learned how to use the tools, as I’ve never welded anything in my life! Your design has inspired me to do the best I can, because I recognize quality engineering having worked in the aerospace industry for 40 years. Thanks for the inspiration!
Ron Macabeo thanks you for your kind words!! Please send pictures when your completed!!! Just a note I miss spoke in the video it’s a 200lbs tank not gallon. Good luck!!
P/S
I would highly recommend a welding book by Ron Finch. I don’t recall the exact name but if you search by author I’m sure you can find it.
Rob Hofstra thanks for the tip on the welding book. I will definitely check it out, thanks! Oh BTW, I knew exactly what you meant when you said 200 gallons, as I’ve been doing my research ever since I saw your video the first time. :)
Very well done project here. Rob how can one get in touch with. I have a few questions? I would to pick your brain.
Robt272perez@gmail.com.
Dear Rob Out standing workmanship ...
Thank you
Your dog is "Butt Ugly", but I like your "Braai" (I guess that is Afrikaans for "Barbeque")
I appreciate that you didn't bore us with all the details of how you built it! I like the big wheels. Hope the owner will appreciate and enjoy your handywork!
Hey Rob, Just wanted to let you know that I've been building custom spec competition smokers for a couple of decades. I've seen my smokers go to IBCA, Houston and Kansas City. I was I was just searching youtube for ideas for my own personal backyard reverse flow when I found this. I am very impressed buddy. Fantastic job! This is the personal smoker I'm building for me now. Great usability vs portability. Cool factor to boot! I'm starting with a 250gal propane tank with the caps cut off (about 5ft width) and will probably widen the firebox to 30in to match my smoking chamber and also accommodate 18 inch logs with a basket. I'm going to credit you with the design though! Thanks and great job!
Neil R, thank you!! I'm honored to have you use some of my ideas!! Good luck on your build and I'd love to see pictures when it's completed.
Do you mind if I ask about specs? L/W/H on firebox and cooking chamber?
Awesome job on your third build Rob..Haven't had the chance to start my build yet from the last time we spoke on here. l definitely will be when the weather warms up..Again thanks for that advice u gave me..
thanks Jermel.. I can't wait to see how yours turns out!!
Beautiful. Very nice job. It would be awesome if you get some pics/video from the guy who bought it so we can see it in use. I doubt I'm the only one who would love to see that. Thanks again for the video, A LOT of food for thought.
Nice to see you're at it again Rob. my build is about half done and I also went with steerable front wheels, mine came from a lawn tractor lol. I'll be sure to send pics when done. No time to work on it lately. keep on smokin' 'em.
Thanks Adam, I can't wait to see how yours turns out!
Your smoker turned out great! I sure wish I can make one as nice as this once I learn how to weld with me new Everlast welder.
Pretty sweet smoker, love the wagon idea! You may want to consider bracing the front axle on future design for longevity.
I like the idea of making the smoker as a wagon style. One way to do it easier and cheaper would be to buy one of the garden style wagons from one of the big box stores, I saw one semi-locally advertised for $79.00 this week.
Very nice,I love the main door hinge. Also the steering gear is very cool.
Thank you
Great job mate!! Have to agree with Phil B. Would love something very similar to that here in Vietnam to make ribs for the weekend expat markets here. You're an artist for sure!!!
Your builds look awesome, sure wish someone like you was living here in saudi arabia, so i can get one like it. 😊
Hey Rob. Just came across your channel and sub'd. Excellent build on the 4-wheel smoker. I had started a similar project and have been contemplating mobility since finishing up the firebox. Too small for a road trailer, too big for horsing it around. LOVE this solution! Many thanks.
Good work and a clean looking unit. I appreciate the unique design.
hey Rob, your work is very impressive, thanks for sharing these videos about your builds!
Haven't seen a piece this nice in a while damn man that thing looks solid
For future reference, if you have a Tractor Supply near you, check out their tire prices.
Nice build!
Only Words That Comes To Mind..
Bad Ass!!!
That thing looks awesome. With those wheels on it, looks like you could almost rig a ten horse power motor and a chair on it and drive it To the grocery store haha! Great work.
Great job Rob. I wish I had the skills to build such a beaut. Truly amazing design and building skills. I look forward to future videos. Continued success.
Thank you
Nice choice in welders. I have had that same one for years
If you build & Sale just the wagon style ,u will sale all day ever day. To cool guy. I wish you the best
Sir you are the men !!!! Love it ... Will done
Well
I have good moments! I've made a few but you've given me some good ideas to use. Thank you
Frekin awesome man ! But,,,,,I hate to say it,
it turned out so good, not getting rid of that plug over the firebox just stands out to me every time it came into view...
Mark pickett thanks for your thoughts!!
Very nice build!
1. Did you use sleeve or ball bearings for wheel shafts?
2. Is all the steel 11 gauge (1/8") & grating 3/16"?
3. I thought galvanized steel was bad for cooking due to chemical off gas?
Thank you
The firebox is 1/4 inch plate the rest of it ranges from 14 gage to 10 gauge
It is not galvanized... I have my tanks chemically stripped to remove all galvanized from them
The wheels have bronze bushings.
Love it! Going to copy it if you don't mind. I have an old water tank about the same side in waiting for a smoker build.
Great Job I'm in the process of building my own if its half as nice as this one I will be happy!
Im planning to do this with a galvanized tank as well. Researching whats the best method to strip it. However, most smoker builders will tell me to just not do it. And then i find some studies (and data) on galvanized steel that say its completely safe. I'm on the fence. Any clarity on this would help. Thanks.
Love your hinges!
Good job! I'm about to start building one of my own.
Amazing work
did you cut the end of the tank off were its welded to the firebox , or did you cut a hole for the heat and smoke to pass through? great job . you should sell them and make millions
Aha I see reverse flow. I’m very interesting. Love it
Great video can you show more about your custom hing?
Ain't your tire catching fire? With the firebox above it? With hot coal falling out or ashes and wood? Nice smoker! Greetings.
I’ve built a lot of these and have never had a problem. Thanks!!
That is a clean set up!
nice work. looks pretty cool
Rob,
The work that you do is amazing and professional.
I would like to build a basic charcoal grill and later possibly build a smoker.
Do you think it would be cheaper for me to buy a good quality grill than to buy the material "metal" to build it.
I'm trying to find out what is the best thing to do?
Thank you
Nice smoker!
Looks good liking those hindges.
That is bad ass.. I want one of those.
I agree, great craftsmanship and thoughtful design! I gotta ask though, 200 gallon?
nice catch.... sorry its a 200 pound
Funny you that you mentioned that because my second measurement was more rectangular
great look, really like the cart with wheels great for the backyard version. are you still building?
Looks great, the wagon idea is cool. Question, why not raise the fire off of the bottom of the firebox?
Nice catch James typically I do use a great or stack the wood so the air can get around the wood!! I love great questions like this...! Very observant
It’s still nice as heck. And if he uses a small pile of wood to start the fire, there shouldn’t be a problem keeping the heat. The fire brick is an awsome idea.
I love this build! How much would you charge for one like it? And what part of the country are you in? I’d just have mine built with a wooden handle like a closet dowel or an axe handle, something like that. It would be good to move around with my side by side or quad too!
Looks great mate, just curious about the depth of the fire box and how you worked out the size of the opening from the cooking chamber to the firebox? Thanks, rob
Really nice build like the mobily!! How close do you mount the cooking grate to the bottom steel plate? What is the cooking area? Thank You for the video Joe
Wow. Very nice. How much would that cost to buy?
How much would you charge for something exactly like this one.?
It looks awesome
good job, but you have a design flaw. the vent should be on the opposite end so the smoke can cover the meat.
Excellent work! I’m building one right now and am debating on how to approach the fire box. How did you figure out how to cut the radius on the square box and viseversa on the cook side? TIA!
Well done 👍
Thats a real well build sr. I am working in a pit myself just learning how to weld juat playing around with the welder. I have a question if u could help i will appreciated, i am wondering how to keep the door close all the way after cutting the lead it sticks out i am trying to keep it tighter
Real beauty exellente work!.
Nice welding job.. with it being a reverse unit... is there a bottom plate to push the heat to the back or is it just open to to go vertical when the heat comes from smoke box into the main cooking chamber?
Nice job , and beautiful smoker can you go in more detail on your hinges on the top door did you make them and if so how ? I m trying to do something like that , but can't seem to find the tires and axles to build would like to use golf cart tires
Hello,
Yes I mad the hinges. Not sure how to explain how they where built...
Cool thank you it would help me on that to measure and cut
Is there a design on the wheel ?
Hey Rob, I got it 200lb. I might like to weld one up here in England sometime, is it 60 gallon tank?
Also, thank for subscribing to my youtube but you will find it VERY boring. I spend all my time building hydropower plants and virtually none uploading vids to youtube.
Would love to learn how to build one
Great job.
what is the firebox dimention please . congrat on the beautiful built
How many gallon is the tank? Looks like an amazing build!
Hey Rob.. I have been doing alot of my measurements and using the BBQ calculator..If I haven't mentioned it already its a 500 gal tank..120" from bell to bell and has 37" diameters. I measured around end where I'm putting the firebox..It had a 60" measure from seam to seam..I did some tweaking with my firebox size..Came up with a 36×36×36 that gonna give me a 108.5% size differential from the recommended size..I would like to know your opinion on this.
+Jermel Lane
Your numbers seem to be right for a reverse flow, when your building the fire box and the air intake and exhaust your better to go a little bigger than smaller. You can always build a smaller fire or throttle the air.
Are you still thinking about putting the fire box in the center of the cooking chamber?
Not me lol..Thats the other guy
+Jermel Lol sorry about that sometimes I get confused easily.... the only thing that I would say is I would make it a little bit longer in a little bit shorter. so add maybe 4 inches to the overall width and shrink the height 4 inches I think that rectangular fire boxes look a little bit better than true squares just my opinion
+Jermel Lane making it a little more rectangular will make it easier to fit up to the cooking chamber..
thats brilliant! nice one!
very nice, well done.
Rob nice Smoker, quick question the fire brink liner does it get the wood and coals hot longer?
Great and Fun,
I like.
I have one question : what is the size in liter of part for the food (water ballon, compressor tank ?), please ?
Thanks and enjoy bbq
4:02 What calculator did you use for the firebox, stack etc?
Wow really nice dude ..you have any blue prints on this ..i would love to make myself one😆
great job . beautiful build . would you mind if I used a couple of your ideas huh?
+thomasjbuckner feel free to copy any of my designs...Good luck!
Brutal grill look like monster truck:)
Woowwww amazing job ! Well done !! I would like to try make my own but I am not sure if i should go for a reverse flow or classic one. And could you tell me what kind of metal did you use for the box and which thickness ?
+Jérôme Pommier 1/4" plate
Thank you ! Is there a formula to calculate the firebox size ?
+Jérôme Pommier www.feldoncentral.com/bbqcalculator.html
Good luck
+Rob Hofstra Oh wonderfull :) Thank you very much. Have a nice week sir
Nice. Cool design. Does the fire brick lining help with holding temperature?
Carlos It does help.
Lovely smoker👌. I got a question how do you calculate where the legs go on the chamber. I'm building a smoker and I started drawing out the plans.
Check this website out.
www.feldoncentral.com/bbqcalculator.html
Awesome 👍
Hey great build! Are you selling any other smokers?
I'm getting ready to start my first smoker trailer. One question is the grill-is it stainless steel or regular steel grate ?
Hey Rob, I've read a lot of stuff on the dangers of using a propane tank as a smoking and the cutting process being dangerous. What is your advice and precautions to this and where do you get your tanks? Thanks!
I know you sold it, but do you by chance know the dimensions of the firebox on this build? Awesome job by the way, very envious and planning to build as close of a replica as I can.
I want one!!! Any pics/vids of how it did the meat??!
Great video, good explaining.
I am going to look at the other videos becouse i want to build a similar smoker.
How can i figure out the size of the firebox in compare to the cooking chamber?
Why dit you make the hinge in an arch shape?
Your name sounds very Dutch, but your voice doesn't ;-)
+Bart Jansens
Hello, search for a BBQ calculator on Google you will find several calculators to help determine the dimensions your will need to build your cooker... Hinge are arched for a lot of reasons... mainly they work well...
Good luck on your build please share Pix when your finished id love to see how it turns out!!
Rob,
That looks real cool, im about to start my smoker is a 250 gallons but i cant find the dimensions for the fire box please help thanks
Jose Yanez did you see my 250 build?
This should help...
www.feldoncentral.com/bbqcalculator.html
Badass! What gauge plate did you use for the firebox?
Ceramicote is the way to go so I hear.
Sir i had a gentlemen build me a reverse flow smoker its hard to get up to temp i have to use a small fan to get the temp up to 200 to 225. I told him i thought the fire box was to small and the hole from the fire box to the chamber is to small and the fluk need to be bigger. If i provided pictures would that help give a ideal what needs to be redone.
Where did you get he tank and what was it originally? Looking for propane tanks locally but the sizes vary ....yours look like the perfect size for backyard smoking. Just curious if it's an air compressor or a propane tank. I may have to buy a new one but wanted to know where to get. Thanks! Bill
Hello Bill,
its a 200 pound propane tank. your correct on it being difficult to find them i was able to build a relationship with a local company and have access to them know but it took some work....
Hey Rob, I’m on Xmas break from work, and working on my 200 lb. smoker like yours, and I was wondering what the dimensions are for your fire box. I found a chart in the internet that calculates the correct size vs the size of the cook chamber, but haven’t figured it out yet.
Hey brother! Big fan of your work, coming from a fellow welder. just curious but do you have any blueprints available for this build?
Cheers.
Ha Josh, thanks for the compliment! Sorry but I don't have any blueprints for any of my builds... I just start putting this together...
Had a question about your Smoker door dimensions. Did you make your opening height from the front center-line to the top center-line so it equals a quarter of the tank circumference? Also how far off the bottom is your divider plate? Thanks.
What purpose is the 1"x 2" (guessing on size) tubing on the interior of the firebox door? I wouldn't think it would warp from the heat from the looks of how thick it is.
I'm thinking of building one of these put of an old hot water heater. How much plate, tube, grate, and angle do you think I'd need? Also, how good of a turn around is there with something like this? Thanks!
how much would that cost to build and ship?
That’s definitely not a 200 gallon tank. I think he meant 200 pound.
Correct!
How did you go about marking off where the fire box goes on the tank? Marking off the tank itself is what I'm asking.
Thats cool!!!
How much would you sell something like that? Kinda like the look of the handmade custom models...