I hope to see you get into a plasma table with your designs saved. It will save you a lot of time so you can weld one order while cutting another. After all this time I still enjoy your work.
Awesome video sir as usual. The virtual is one of my favorites Of your pits. Plan on building one for myself. Your and inspiration for sure. Thank you sir for sharing.
Really like your work, should think about ordering your plate steel pre-cut in the sizes of your most common smokers, that way you don't have to spend all the extra time making a bunch of cuts, probably save you a bunch of time and labor costs. More profitable that way. Just an opinion is all.
Nice to see you, Allen. I was wondering, my buddy wants a fire pit for his wedding present and I was thinking of building him one that could double as a Santa Maria type of grill. What thickness of metal would you use to build the walls and does raised expanded mesh work or should I use flattened if I can find it?
Reverse flow is the way to go my friend!!
I hope to see you get into a plasma table with your designs saved. It will save you a lot of time so you can weld one order while cutting another. After all this time I still enjoy your work.
Man always a pleasure to see you make all them wish I could weld like you
Me to Gab. My welding sucks.
Allen setting em up and knocking em down.... hoping to get where you're at
You like working indoors after all the years in the backyard
Very nice cooker, would like more information on it if possible. Thanks for the video.
Awesome video sir as usual. The virtual is one of my favorites Of your pits. Plan on building one for myself. Your and inspiration for sure. Thank you sir for sharing.
Allen wish I could weld like you. I've had a plasma cutter for about a year it's still in the box. Keep up the good work dude.
He makes it look so easy
Love that kind of work. Squaring it up is so important. And good tacks so it want warp. Thank goodness carbon steel isn't so bad. Great job as always.
Really like your work, should think about ordering your plate steel pre-cut in the sizes of your most common smokers, that way you don't have to spend all the extra time making a bunch of cuts, probably save you a bunch of time and labor costs. More profitable that way. Just an opinion is all.
Mate honestly you are an artist the way you build your creations much respect and great to see another vid 👍🇦🇺
Thanks!
Nice job Allen! Looking forward to getting my smoker! 🙂👍
Another awesome job Allan. Salutes from The Bay Area
Happy to see you in that cool shop 👍
Awesome work
Thanks!
You do nice work!
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Vim pelo Zé Ruela e me inscrevi!
Ever thought about measured drawings for those people that are too far away to afford shipping?
You should hire someone on the cheap to get all your cutting done for you then you weld it out
Nice to see you, Allen.
I was wondering, my buddy wants a fire pit for his wedding present and I was thinking of building him one that could double as a Santa Maria type of grill. What thickness of metal would you use to build the walls and does raised expanded mesh work or should I use flattened if I can find it?
Mr Allen what would be the cost for a 36x36 vertical smoker
Is that 1/4” plate?
Yea, it is
Sup Allen
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