Build a smoker

Kristin & Hank | Homesteading in PA on Instagram: "How we transformed our homestead with a DIY smoker! It all started when we stumbled upon a free wood stove, sparking the idea to integrate it into our outdoor kitchen setup. With a clear vision in mind, we strategically positioned the stove within our brick structure and began the meticulous process of fabrication. The first challenge was to create a custom chimney that would efficiently channel smoke from the stove to the smoker box…

Just joined and just finished my build. Only had one run to try things out, soon some meat.

Jerry K build a stunning pizza oven and finished it with brick and plasticized stucco over a steel and concrete frame. The whimsical chimney cap is made from a slab of rock selected from those common locally in the Missouri Ozarks. Check out our Photo Gallery for even more ideas!

In this video we show you how we built a Smokehouse with $80 and found items/materials around the farm.

Reverse flow, Takes up less space than standard smokers with offset fireboxes, More efficient heat flow with less heat loss resulting in less wood consumption.

Time: 4 hours build time – Difficulty: Easy – Knackyness: Moderate (woodworking skills & equipment required) – Cost: around £50 I’ve wanted to try cold smoking for a lo…

Paul Kuconis, a graduate of Barbecue University, was inspired to delve deeper into the arts of smoking and grilling—so deep that he built his own smoker.