These are my offset smokers from China

[Mike-Sid]

Beautiful smokers, especially that shiny red one.
I'd love to see some pictures of your cooks!
nice stuff

[Cloud_Lnn]

I am in Shanghai, where is in the east. Hard to get it mass produced yet, although that is a dream.

[bardsleyque]

those are nice looking smokers! Are you going to market them in the States?
Where in China are you? My daughter was teaching in Shenzhen for a bit,came home Feb. 8 2020!

[PaynTrain]

Dang Cloud_Lnn Those look damn nice. It will cook!

[Ahumadora]

Wow, looks good. Looks really well built and solid!. Your friend certainly has a nice fabrication shop. Want to see some posts of your cooks now!! Let me know if you have any questions, I have built more than a few.

[DaveD]

Great work!! You obviously know your gear!

[Cloud_Lnn]

My first offset was "Oklahoma Joe" that was supposed to be exported and that manufacturer had last one sold online, paper thin. I learnt to cook on that one until I felt it cannot meet my cooking anymore.

So these new ones that I had another local manufacturer made only with about 1000+ USD (no more than 1500). The factory owner is a friend, they never made these before, but when he looked at pictures and videos he thought it was not too difficult.

[holehogg]

Fantastic nice solid looking cooker and love the colours.
Is there a market for offsets in China?

I am familiar with 1 "offset smoker" imported from China that is sold and marketed under a local brand name. Obviously mass produced there and made cheaply using paper thin material. Will be a handful to manage a cook on.
Can't quiet make out the machinery in the far background but one of them resembles a press brake (not sure).
What do you generally manufacture in your workshop?

[Mr. Bones]

As a fellow stickburner. I gotta admire whatcha gots goin on, Brother!

[Cloud_Lnn]

I cook brisket a lot, also boston butt and sometimes beef chuck.

[Cloud_Lnn]

I’m in Shanghai City

[RickyBobby]

Feichang Hao! Those look amazing! Well done, sir! What part of China are you in?

[tenphases]

Wow those look great!

[DavidNorcross]

Very nice. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to learning more.

[mcook2201]

Very nice. Love to see the craftsmanship in homemade smokers. Great work. What do you primarily cook on your smokers?