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I'm not sure what you are asking here. The roller makes the vertical door bands for a smoker cooker. Rolled perfectly to match the tank diameter. I designed and make the roller for cooker builders.

@@mysticsmokers3014 where to buy one. I mean.

@@mysticsmokers3014 Ill probably order one.

Contact me at mysticsmokers@gmail.com Ill provide a number to call or text.

@pewsician2388 I'm not quite sure what you mean. Can you elaborate a bit?

Absolutely!!! I hope the videos help.

Thank you so much!!!

I am a huge proponent for insulation for safety purposes.

Here is the link to the 6x22E collector kit. This is for 30" diameter tanks (or pipe) with Eliptical end caps. The 6x22H is for hemispheric tanks. They have the "bubble" end caps. The 6x18 version is for 24" diameter tanks or pipe. The 8x22 is for 330g or 500g cookers using 8-5/8" OD pipe Feel free to reach out via mysticsmokers@gmail.com and I can provide a phone number if needed.

No sir. Here's my process: This is my method: 1. Make sure it's empty. 2. Remove the valves and vents. 3. Dump one gallon of cheap dish soap inside. 4. Add one quart or so of bleach and fill it about 5 or 6 inches with water. It's just enough to cover the bottom good. That's where all the greasy mercaptan will have settled to. This step will pay off later. 5. Allow to sit for a few days if you have time. If you can pull it around on a trailer, that helps shake the soap up. Otherwise, reach in with a broom handle and stir a few times. 6. Fill to overflowing with water while on level ground. Make sure the water completely fills the tank and flows out the top. 7. Sometimes, I like to use a carbide holesaw and drill a 4 inch hole where my collector will be. That allows me to put a pressure wash wand in there and help flush that mercaptan off the bottom surface where it settled over the years. Use a cordless drill to avoid electrocution!!!! 8. Drain and begin your tank layout process. Watch my video series for tips. ruclips.net/p/PLOAnrxoOXhlcen4bnoxXA1KwQM6aUkyQP

Fantastic! I'll be here.

I do not list prices here because these comments never expire. Prices can change over time. Please contact me via the email address below. I'll provide a phone number there and we can discuss those topics. Mysticsmokers@gmail.com

Thanks so much 😊

I'm right there with you. It's ridiculous that we are still dealing with this imperial bs. . Machine work is far easier and more precise using the metric system. Sadly, the citizens of this country can't even count election ballets. You can't expect them to count millimeters.

Hahaha point .. you got my love and my prenumerera (in Swedish)

I am in Covington Georgia. Contact me through mysticsmokers@gmail.com

@mysticsmokers3014 o wow I'm in Douglasville Ga I've been looking for a builder I had two tanks that I have been paying storage fees on I see the email I will contact you

I am one hour east of Atlanta Georgia. I don't list prices here because this is permanent and someone three years from now will try to hold me to it. Reach out to me via mysticsmokers@gmail.com

I have actually started coming down 3 inches from 12 o'clock now on 250 and 330g systems. There are several reasons. It makes the door a bit shorter which helps with weight. A smaller door is less likely to flex during cutting. The shorter door makes it easier to place the door at full open extension by placing the hinge line lower and closer to you. On 30" diameter tanks, coming down 3 or even 4 inches does bot reduce the top grate size enough to be noticeable.

@@mysticsmokers3014 Thanks for the reply! Just finished out laying out my 250g build with the 3” offset based on this.

1,245 lbs without the trailer.

Thanks buddy!!!!

Lol. Let me know if I can with anything.

Sorry, I'm don't understand.

Schedule 10 is perfect. The 8 inch pipe in sch 10 is 3/16" wall thickness. Any more is completely unnecessary wgt.

You lost me? What do you mean?

@mysticsmokers3014 No you good, lol you kept explaining and I was ready for you to tack it. I just was saying come on Mr fitter lol.

@mysticsmokers3014 that is a really nice smoker you got

@@edwardtaylor8208 I would recommend you hit "stop" and skip to the next content maker. There are plenty of guys doing videos. I'm sorry my style isn't a good match for you.

@mysticsmokers3014 No, you took it the wrong way, sir. I was just making a joke about tacing. I said the smoker and your design is nice. It was taking you a little longer with a plum bob. I was thinking, If you had a lazor, it would've been quicker. But I realize you were making a video. Don't take it personally. I know a lot about welding and fitting, I'm 6g certified on pipe. I said you were very good.

Yes, I do. It is on the website and the Etsy shop by the same name. It's called the 8x22E/H it works with hemispheric and Eliptical tanks. Contact me through mysticsmokers@gamil.com if you have problems finding it. I just checked, it's there. Free shipping as well at the time of this conversation.

Oh, you mean where I had to modify the blade? Yeah, that would work.

Funny, you ask this at this point. I'm literally drawing a fold down door stop as I'm typing this. It will have two short blades like the hinge, but the long part will have a locking slot. It will lay down matching the radius of the tank when not in use. When you are ready to cook, just flip it up and let it drop into its locked position.

I use 6" sch#10. 40S is ok if you can't sourse 10S. The added weight of 40S is unnecessary. The added wall thickness does nothing beneficial. The later video on the laser cut collector kit makes building collectors kinda pointless unless you just enjoy the process. There is nothing wrong with that but the one in this video was my last for sure. You can literally tack the kit login 5 minutes vs a full day by scratch.

Thanks for the kind words!!! My wife says the videos should put you right to sleep. Just plug one in each night and bingo, you're out.

@mysticsmokers3014 lol as a old retarded, lol, welder. I thought you were very informative. God Bless

I have a rc plane build series as well. If you can't sleep again, this should help. Lol ruclips.net/p/PLmJVf6qeUwPPX8cHeo9wPa0dTDRp42aV-&si=ZCg7WRZp5uRUjhQZ

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Thank you!!!!

Thank you for the lond words! Don't hesitate to reach out through the mysticsmokers.com website if I can help in any way.

The tools that I could not do without are (in order of importance after a good quality mig welder): 1. The build table 2. 4.5" grinder(s) 3. Carbide chop saw 4. Torch (plasma will work, but a torch is more versatile) I would say those 4 items are necessary for me. Everything else just makes the job easier. The cutting wheel for the grinder is 1.2mm cutter from Amazon. I use 36,50,80 grit sanding discs with the backing plate on a second grinder to avoid having to swap over. I've tried about every grinder out there. My favorite is the little Dewalt (DWE43116). I have 4 of them set up for different functions. I prefer the Evolution 380 chop saw. Evolution S380CPS There are two versions. This model is more expensive, but it's virtually bulletproof. I use the 14" blades for mild steel. I hope this helps. Feel free to reach out via email at mysticsmokers@gmail.com. I can provide a phone number there for text questions. That's my preference.

Very large press brake.

Thanks. I hope you got some tips or ideas.

Well, the nice thing is, you can always find another(s) creator to watch. There are tons of guys doing videos on cooker builds nowadays. Sorry, my style isn't for you.

If your looking to build one of these for real the talking is appreciated

That was my thinking. I get aggravated watching instructional videos with no narrative. Especially if it's a tool or something im interested in repairing or building. There's so many tips or warnings you miss and have to learn the hard way. ​@user-wq4pi8ez7c

Yes. Contact me through this email. Mysticsmokers@gmail.com

Those tanks can be a pain to clean out, but they sure are nice otherwise. Just stand that bugger up fill er up. You want the water to push all possible remaining has out. If it overflows at the top, you've done that. Be very careful.. that's a lot of wgt.

​@@mysticsmokers3014 Thanks that is what ill do and just cut the door i hate to do that but its the best way i see to open the tank up. You do really nice detailed work on your pits and explaining and are appriciated. Also im a pipeline welder/ fabricator and have learned a lot.

That's a great question. I do actually use a self leveling laser for this nowadays. It's far easier, as you know. I got a new laser just after that video. I really should edit and replace the video with the new process. There are some errors that a laser can introduce. It would be a good video to explain those as well. You've given me a good idea!!!! Thanks

Thank you for the very kind words!!!!