Helloo, Just thought you guys would like to see what you can do with an old stove and a trashed 22.5" webber. Girlfriend calls them my Hippy trash. I hopefully will be able to start a new one soon and take some pics of the build!

Those look downright interesting.:thumb:

Helloo, Just thought you guys would like to see what you can do with an old stove and a trashed 22.5" webber. Girlfriend calls them my Hippy trash. I hopefully will be able to start a new one soon and take some pics of the build!


LMAO.. Are you serious?? I love it.. Who would have thought..


Welcome to Smoked-Meat.. I would love to see one of these in action..

Cool smokers!!! :welcome::welcome:

Well that is pretty cool. :welcome: to S-M, glad you found us. That set up would work well as a cold smoker too I reckon. Stop on over at the new members area and tell us a bit about yourself so others know we have a new member. :thumb:

I might as well start your greeting off with some poi-nts for the cool Hippy Smokers....... :thumb: ..... Very Cool!


:welcome: to the Island..... You will like it here :bounce:

Great signature quote by the way :lol:

Just goes to show that you can make a smoker out of just about anything.

You gotta love it. :welcome:

I have been lurking around here soaking up some knowledge. Thought I would join up and share some of mine.

Thanks for the welcome!

Man...Glad to have ya here!

dude those are cool ...i would also like to see those in action.....
:welcome: to the island
poi-nts for the ingenuity of those........:thumb:

i'll have to do that w/ my old wood stove.
welcome aboard.

:welcome:Those are great.

Thats awesome! Welcome aboard. :welcome:

i'll have to do that w/ my old wood stove.
welcome aboard.


Old stoves have become pretty easy to find now that insurance companies freak on them.

I have made 5 of these now, usually $150-200.

NICE :welcome::thumb:

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Very cool smokers Hippy.
Welcome to the forum, points for those pics dude.

Good stuff...:thumb::welcome:

Hah! I like that! And she's right!

Then again, I get shit for growing tomatos in my front flower bed. Why? :noidea:

Welcome to Smoked Meat!

them are awesome! i never would have thought about doing that. it makes perfect sense though. I assume you could do just about anything with those as far as temperature is concerned...

Later,
Andy

Them are pretty Innovative.:thumb:I like thatpoi-nts:welcome:

Old stoves have become pretty easy to find now that insurance companies freak on them.

I have made 5 of these now, usually $150-200.

i have a hundred year old one that came w/ the house. we also grill brats & burgers on it.
ya need one of these.

http://www.amazon.com/Vogelzang-Grate-Deluxe-Boxwood-Stove/dp/B000UC5CJW

yep you are going to fit right in here :welcome:

Thats pretty cool how tall are they?:thumb:

Thats pretty cool how tall are they?:thumb:

Nice build, do u need a ladder, or u that tall. :thumb::welcome:

http://www.smoked-meat.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5173&d=1297276760

lol very neat :thumb:

Nice build, do u need a ladder, or u that tall. :thumb::welcome:

The tall skinny stove has the top rack at about chest height for the upper rack in the webber. I have no problem putting meat inside it, I use both racks for meat. That gives me a 18" round grill and a 22" round grill in the smoke chamber.

The more horizontal stoves are what I usually build. Can still use the webber as a grill using the thicker coal grate inside it. Then a brand new top grate from an 18" fits perfectly for the bottom grate, for when i smoke with the wood stove.Grill height is 40" but could be shorter with a shorter riser pipe. I like the height better than what webber gives you on their original setup.

I hate hunching over a grill!

Welcome to the Island!! Man, those are some ROCKIN' smokers!! :thumb: :thumb: