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Andy Kaminski said:
That is freaking awesome.
I want one.

I would love a Stump’s (or something very similar) with stainless racks.
I think that gravity is the best design out there unless you want to add sticks every 20 minutes 😳.
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Actually...... I'm just fine with the mild steel expanded sheet grates in mine. Once you season them a bit, they work awfully well, and I don't have to worry about corroding away with high heat cooking. It's all mild steel.

I'd been dithering over what to build after fighting with a cheap leaky horizontal offset for a few years. It was actually here that I found the GF smokers and followed them back to smokerbuilder. Once I understood how a GF works, it was game on. Expensive, for sure, I could buy a whole fleet of vertical bullet smokers for less than just the steel in my GF, but boy does it crank out god food.
 
I can’t seem to find the GF flat pack kit .
Do you have a link?
Does it basically come all sheared up with all you need other than fit & weld?
That would be cool as heck.
 
Andy Kaminski said:
I can’t seem to find the GF flat pack kit .
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Hrrrrm. I'll have to ask Frank, and let you know. I know it was there a couple of years ago, seemed like a pretty nifty idea. It came as precut sheet parts and all of the other fumbly bits, welding & other assembly required.

Shipping from MO to your neck of the woods would be rather expensive, but it could go LTL top of stack ground. He does offer the cut files for the sheet if you have a local shop that can do NC cutting.
 
JKalchik said:
Hrrrrm. I'll have to ask Frank, and let you know. I know it was there a couple of years ago, seemed like a pretty nifty idea. It came as precut sheet parts and all of the other fumbly bits, welding & other assembly required.

Shipping from MO to your neck of the woods would be rather expensive, but it could go LTL top of stack ground. He does offer the cut files for the sheet if you have a local shop that can do NC cutting.
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Well, nuts. Frank tells me that they just did not sell enough kits and took it off the market.
 
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