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patruns
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Awesome Kevin! Damn you sure know how to build 'em! This is a more long term project for you... no?
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Wreckless
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| Posted: Mon Oct 24 11 9:47 pm Post subject: |
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| k.a.m. wrote: |
Thank You Mike,  The sacrificial plate will save the top of the firebox from rusting do to the high heat then cool downs. With the humidity around here most fireboxes with in a year of being built suffer from deterioration in this area do to moister being trapped in the metal as it cools down. I did not want to weld them touching each other as this would promote rust between the two surfaces I also did not want to create an insulator for the warming chamber so I spaced it at an angle helping the heat/smoke into the cooking chamber. I hope this explains it. 
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A condensation plate...of course it is Kevin, of course it is.  Shoulda seen that right off. The Old Mil thinkin' brew is working... overtime...I wish I had bought some stock.  Nice plate. 
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k.a.m.
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 10:42 am Post subject: |
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Thank You Pat, I am trying to not let this build dictate my everyday life it will be a work in progress until it is complete.
Mike, I am glad you finally saw the plate. 
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whiteboycustom
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 12:24 pm Post subject: |
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kevin didnt want to upset you guys but ill spill the beans, hes giving up on the pit and welding altogether and taking up knitting
yes i know.....its a sad sad day 
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Wreckless
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 1:27 pm Post subject: |
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| whiteboycustom wrote: | kevin didnt want to upset you guys but ill spill the beans, hes giving up on the pit and welding altogether and taking up knitting
yes i know.....its a sad sad day |
It doesn't work that way tho, he'll still be sneaking out back for a quick bead.
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killswitch505
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 2:06 pm Post subject: |
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| whiteboycustom wrote: | kevin didnt want to upset you guys but ill spill the beans, hes giving up on the pit and welding altogether and taking up knitting
yes i know.....its a sad sad day |
oh man i thought this day was coming maybe everyone here could fly down and help finish his cooker then he could sell it to buy yarn and Mc Ribs
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Tony
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 8:51 pm Post subject: |
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| killswitch505 wrote: | | whiteboycustom wrote: | kevin didnt want to upset you guys but ill spill the beans, hes giving up on the pit and welding altogether and taking up knitting
yes i know.....its a sad sad day |
oh man i thought this day was coming maybe everyone here could fly down and help finish his cooker then he could sell it to buy yarn and Mc Ribs |
K.A.M. doesn't eat Mc Ribs.
Best Regards, Mr. "M"! 
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juscuz
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 10:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Wreckless wrote: | | whiteboycustom wrote: | kevin didnt want to upset you guys but ill spill the beans, hes giving up on the pit and welding altogether and taking up knitting
yes i know.....its a sad sad day |
It doesn't work that way tho, he'll still be sneaking out back for a quick bead. |
Welding is like Man crack.
No, no honey, I just need to feed the dog.....*Lights dim and flicker in the house* |
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erniesshop
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 11:11 pm Post subject: |
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| k.a.m. wrote: | I had some time to work on the firebox a little here and there.
I got the intake slide installed, I still need to build the adjuster rod.
I built the wood grate and basket along with the clean out tool and poker.
I also installed my sacrificial plate in the top of the firebox, it is hard to see but it is suspended 1/4" on the cooking chamber side and 3/4" on the far side giving me a slope to the opening. The plate is 3/8" thick.
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Kevin , I'm really liking your air Intakes !!!!
Why not use that Acme rod and a small hand wheel...........A sort of alla Chuck ? And the Top Plate......Now that's Class.......... Kevin ! |
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GF
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| Posted: Tue Oct 25 11 11:58 pm Post subject: |
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k.a.m., Looks good.
I looked a few times to see how you got that 3/8 plate held up and tacked.
I hope it's angle iron.
Keep up the slow and steady brother, looks great. |
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k.a.m.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 26 11 12:39 pm Post subject: |
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James, if I did take up knitting y'all would still be on me to hurry up and post pics so I will stick to welding up cookers.
Thank You for the support Denny.
Thank You Tony, Your absolutely right I hate Mickey d's
juscuz, probably not quite as bad but close.
Thank You Ernie, I am working on the shaft to tie into the Acme bolt. Its on its way my Friend.
Thank You GF, Yep its angle iron. I only use tubing where stress factors are not an issue.
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Big Ron
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| Posted: Wed Oct 26 11 3:17 pm Post subject: |
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Looking good. Love the front door firebox also. Once you go fire basket, you will never go back
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k.a.m.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 26 11 11:20 pm Post subject: |
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Thank You Ron, I have been watching and learning my Friend.
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J.O.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 26 11 11:27 pm Post subject: |
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Love that thing! After seeing it "for real", I can`t wait to see it finished. Yoda (k.a.m) is an artist! Hope to see you win some comps with this in a not so distant future. May the force be with you.
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| k.a.m. wrote: | | I was beginning to wonder if you were just dreaming of this build. |
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k.a.m.
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| Posted: Wed Oct 26 11 11:30 pm Post subject: |
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Jan,Thank You my Friend. I look forward to visiting around the firebox again.
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GF
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| Posted: Thu Oct 27 11 12:26 am Post subject: |
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k.a.m., maybee you could start tacking things with a light saber?
You could save money on rods.
Keep up the great work. |
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J.O.
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| Posted: Thu Oct 27 11 1:49 am Post subject: |
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| GF wrote: | k.a.m., maybee you could start tacking things with a light saber?
You could save money on rods.
Keep up the great work. |
I shot this pic one early morning down there. It was a bit blurry at first, but after a sharp up in photoshop this is what came out. The mystery unfolds.
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| k.a.m. wrote: | | I was beginning to wonder if you were just dreaming of this build. |
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GF
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| Posted: Thu Oct 27 11 1:55 am Post subject: |
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| J.O. wrote: | | GF wrote: | k.a.m., maybee you could start tacking things with a light saber?
You could save money on rods.
Keep up the great work. |
I shot this pic one early morning down there. It was a bit blurry at first, but after a sharp up in photoshop this is what came out. The mystery unfolds.
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Nice.
How do you adjust the amps on that little fella? |
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k.a.m.
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| Posted: Thu Oct 27 11 1:59 am Post subject: |
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| GF wrote: | | J.O. wrote: | | GF wrote: | k.a.m., maybee you could start tacking things with a light saber?
You could save money on rods.
Keep up the great work. |
I shot this pic one early morning down there. It was a bit blurry at first, but after a sharp up in photoshop this is what came out. The mystery unfolds.
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Nice.
How do you adjust the amps on that little fella? |
Use the force young one.
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J.O.
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| Posted: Thu Oct 27 11 2:21 am Post subject: |
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| GF wrote: | | How do you adjust the amps on that little fella? |
What I learned while being down there is that the amps shuts down by themselves around 9pm.
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