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While you old dudes were scratching your bald heads.

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    #1

    While you old dudes were scratching your bald heads.

    I knocked up another log burner.
    4 meters long. 5.5m2 of cooking grates. Fire box is double insulated. Going to be mounted on casters for now and used for production.
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    #2
    That's not a stick burner, that's a LOG burner!
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      #3
      Man, I would love to just hang out in your shop for a few busy days.
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      • CaptainMike
        #3.2
        CaptainMike commented
        May 29, 2020, 08:01 PM
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        Hey, you're either a welder or a grinder, make up your mind!
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      • Mr. Bones
        #3.3
        Mr. Bones commented
        May 29, 2020, 08:46 PM
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        Already know full dang well how to grind, I'd rather learn to weld better...
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      • CaptainMike
        #3.4
        CaptainMike commented
        May 29, 2020, 09:58 PM
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        There was a time when I could lay down a bead of 7018 like buttah, but that was long ago....
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      #4
      How dare you throw this in our faces. How much is shipping?!
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      • Ahumadora
        #4.1
        Ahumadora commented
        May 29, 2020, 05:56 PM
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        I have already billed you. Checked next months cc statement. Don't worry about that extra zero.
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      • RonB
        #4.2
        RonB commented
        May 29, 2020, 05:57 PM
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        No need for shipping - just mount an outboard motor on it and sail it to TX.
        Last edited by RonB; May 29, 2020, 07:26 PM.
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      • JCBBQ
        #4.3
        JCBBQ commented
        May 29, 2020, 07:55 PM
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        😂😂😂😂
      #5
      No that's either a torpedo or a rocket ship.
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        #6
        I'll have you know that this old dude has a full head of hair!

        Nice cooker, too.
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        • Ahumadora
          #6.1
          Ahumadora commented
          May 29, 2020, 07:58 PM
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          Mine's getting thin on top, so may have to resort to the trusty old teacher's comb over...
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        #7
        I’m in the market for a stick burner. Is it big enough to hold a dozen chicken wings?
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          #8
          Ho-Lee-Shi-Tah!!! What a beast! A beautiful beast 🔥❤️🔥❤️
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            #9
            RonB & RichieB I was thinkin he’s building a submarine. How much wood does it take to get one of Ahumadora’s cooker up to temp.
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            • smokin fool
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              smokin fool commented
              May 29, 2020, 08:10 PM
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              Most of a face cord
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            #10
            When is the baby due?
            🤔 Didn’t know man and smoker could Conceive a, child, babysmoker... 🧐

            Anyway. Awesome looking rig. You’re rocking it my brother. 👊👊👊



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            • wu7y
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              wu7y commented
              June 3, 2020, 09:18 AM
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              Great build!! Plus, now I know what "knocked up" means in Argentina. Always learning something new on this fabulous site:-)
            #11
            I resemble those remarks....
            Nice looking cooker.
            The guy who supplies you with welding rods and grinding wheels must have it made in the shade
            And it was my brain that was itchy not my bald head
            Last edited by smokin fool; May 29, 2020, 08:32 PM.
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              #12
              Glad to see yer finally makin a backyard cooker, beautimous work, Amigo!
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              • RonB
                #12.1
                RonB commented
                May 29, 2020, 09:07 PM
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                Just how big is your backyard??
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              • Mr. Bones
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                Mr. Bones commented
                May 29, 2020, 09:25 PM
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                my duplex is purty tiny, but my backyard could easily fit a 4 metre cooker crosswise, an is ~3-4 times that, lengthwise... RonB
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              #13
              Bald - Bold.
              Per always excellent Sir.

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                #14
                Cool, love the smart details, like reusing leftover parts for firebox insulation et.c. Nice touch with the logo in the counterweight bars.

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                • Ahumadora
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                  Ahumadora commented
                  May 30, 2020, 05:41 AM
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                  I made some top secret design changes inside as well. Louvered deflector plates and some other internal baffles to promote more even cooking.
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                #15
                Nice build. I'd like to hang out and watch with CaptainMike .
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