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Definitely take advantage of their free 30 day trial offer before you commit.

Awesome looking bird Tony! Unlike today, it was a beautiful TGiving Day in L.A. yesterday. Nice family pics too! :)

Bruins in 2 weeks!

I like some Bossa Nova in the background while doing things around the house.

Fire it up next week against Stanford!

Very nice job on the build!

I like that wooden table on your OTP. If I ever pick up a used platinum I would replace the table with marine hardwood ply.

Agree with above statements...

I can easily fit 2 spatch-cocked chickens in the mini using both grates and maintaining high temps is no problem. But if I were doing 2 chickens, it's a lot easier for me to just do them on the UDS.

Nice smoker! And no, I'm not afraid of galvanized steel, especially at the temps we're dealing with. I grew up licking lead paint and playing at the local landfill. I think my daily consumption of Diet Coke will kill me first, if anything....lol...

Very nice. That's exactly what I did with my UDS. But on the mini I use the lid vent to insert my thermometer, and that approach works well too. :)

Go Bruins!

Here's the detailed build thread: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?39187-15-gal-drum-SJS-project

Here's a different twist on the 14.5. By replacing the 14.5 smoker boby with a 16 gallon drum you can hang full slabs, no cutting.

Awesome Jumbo! I really like that SS look!

^^^^ I agree, with a 14.5 wsm or mini and a 22.5 kettle you can pretty much do anything for a small family.

Or, you can go even smaller and get the Cobb smoker....:)))) But, since building my mini-14.5 I haven't used the Cobb all that much as the mini is 100X better in all aspects.

Or you can do this and use a 16 gallon drum on the SJ. I use this set up for hanging up to 6 slabs of ribs.

I agree, I wouldn't bother painting SS. It looks good and is easy to keep clean.