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Offset Smoker Build I From Scratch I BBQ!!

I initially intended to make a very small table top offset smoker just for fun. It turned out to be quite large and a full blown smoker in the end. Dimensions are below. I used my YesWelder Mig205DS mig welder and my YesWelder Cut55DS plasma cutter mainly on this job. Both worked fantastic! Also got some use out of my Wen 5" Bandsaw in both the chop saw and vertical configuration. Tons of fun! More to come. The 4" casters I used and method of installing them was a bit of a let down, but I'll modify those down the road since the smoker is functioning and getting plenty of use! This video wasn't sponsored by anyone, and I've not received any tools from manufacturers. This is my own stuff and my opinions on them. Dimensions and material: Firebox- 12" x 12" 12" 3/16" thick mild steel Smoke chamber- 30" wide, 12" deep, 12" tall from bottom rack, 18" tall from V-bottom. 1/8" thick mild steel. Cooking grates- 29" wide, 11.5" deep. 3/4" sq. tubing 1/8" wall, 3/4" expanded metal grate mild steel. Stand/Base- 1" square tubing 1/8" wall, 4" swivel casters Thanks for watching!