Well done!!!! This is the first pit I’ve seen like this. I just saw a pit master x pit in Europe. It looks like they took all the best features in America and made that pit. Then I seen this!!!! LOL

Awesome build! super nice! Hard to watch video in the bathroom at work without people thinking I'm playing a video game with the music in the background.....😂

Another great build! Y’all do some really great work. Cheers!

Great offset & great content keep it coming…

Sharp looking rig

You do awesome work with incredible attention to detail. I have long advocated for an adjustable throat damper, and it would be fun to experiment with it. Unlike most pit builders who just follow each other like geese, you understand the need for air velocity and how it produces bark, fat render, and flavor. You understand not only the whats of pit building but the whys. Thank you for separating yourself from the crowd and daring to innovate.

This is by far the best trailer design I’ve ever seen on a pull behind smoker. Smoker is exceptional and I love the color.

@pigironpatina985

22 күн бұрын

I sure do appreciate it!!!

Love the videos. Keep up the amazing work. Your level of care and detailing are amazing. When I’m finally in the position to buy a 500, you will be the one I am calling. 💪🏽💪🏽

I've been waiting for this next drop. Love the builds, hope to purchase one of your fine masterpieces one day.

Outstanding build!

Slick, slick, slick!

That’s a killer pit!

Looks great!

That is a beautiful pit

@rickutley931

Ай бұрын

I like the truck bed too

Nice pit!

That’s a Sweet one Here 💯😎

She's a beaut Clark!!

That's F Awsome!!!!!

Damn man i want one.

Easily the best looking builds and quality. I'm not a fan of a pit being that efficient but wow. Amazing work

@CowboyFate

Ай бұрын

I'm curious why you don't like an efficient pit? Maybe I missed the sarcasm in your comment?

@dr.m9395

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Why is that a bad thing?

@whiteoakcraftbbq

Ай бұрын

Not a bad thing just too efficient. I like burning full splits on my 500 and the semi insulated gets rid of a lot of radiant heat and more smoke flavor. That's why franklin uses semi but I'm sure these are fine. Def no sarcasm. Would love to have one.

@CowboyFate

Ай бұрын

I still don't really get why it's "too efficient" what do you mean by that?

@whiteoakcraftbbq

Ай бұрын

When he says you can run it off chunks to maintain that's not a good thing in my opinion. Turns it into more of an oven than a smoker. For me having even temps isn't the most important

Dude, this pit is sick!! PIP, drop the mic and leave the stage. Game over. The attention details is amazing. Nice job.

I have a question for anyone here willing to answer. Im in the process of building a 250 smoker. But I can't decide whether to do reverse flow or regular offset. My question is, Does the reverse flow work too efficiently like mentioned in other comments where it basically becomes a glorified oven? I'm in Texas and want Texas style bbq, and the more research I've done has led me to believe the offset is better for that kind of bbq. Whereas a reverse flow is better for even cooking, but won't get the same result as a Texas style bbq would. I would love people's opinions on this. Thanks

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

I was in your shoes once, honestly it depends on what your gonna be cooking. You sacrifice some flow, and the plate below usually really cooks the crap out of the bottom of the meat. You never see reverse flows over 500g, because thats the max that you can ask the smoke to do. And you never see top 25 restaurants running reverse flow.

@CowboyFate

Ай бұрын

Appreciate the insight! Never really thought about the plate cooking the bottom of the meat faster. For Texas bbq, it sounds like offset is the way to go

@hulkhuggett

Ай бұрын

​@@CowboyFate I had a Lang reverse flow. You can't get the Texas style bark with a reverse flow. It cooks WAY too fast and hot. They're better for competition when you have time crunches and need to cook fast. I have a traditional flow comp pit now, but before this one I had a store bought traditional flow and made way better BBQ than my Lang. The Lang was a solid built pit, no doubt! But you'll never get that Texas style you're looking for with a reverse flow. I agree 💯 with what this guy said about them. Just for reference, I cooked a 20lb wagyu brisket in 7 hours with my pit running at 150° (ish). I could never get my bark past a burgundy color on anything I cooked. Hope that helps. For me, it's traditional flow ALL the way?

I WANT ONE!!!!!!!!

I assume you are using the Cerakote C Series Ceramic Coatings? How do they hold up? Love the color - is this the titanium blue?

@pigironpatina985

12 күн бұрын

Sure is! I believe they are holding up great! We've done 2 now.

Love this style. One question, would running the stainless grates front to back rather than side to side like this one make much of a difference in the air flow?

@robertsmith1113

Ай бұрын

Never thought about air flow, I was thinking of how you’ll get your brisket or pork butt shovel under it? Every grill I’ve seen the grate ran side to side not front to back for that reason. Things that make you go hmmm Terrific looking smoker nonetheless

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

That is exactly why I build them that way. These put more air on the meat than standard expanded metal. The whole beauty of an offset is flow, otherwise might aswell just build a more low flow cabinet smoker😁

Love this how much is this unit?

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

Our 250s start at 7300.00 all the prices are available at www.pigironpatina.com I would love to build you one! Thank you for the support🇺🇸🔥💨💨

Wow, absolutely beautiful. Do you ship to Maine?

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

Yes we do!

Can you build me one seriously

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

Give us a call Kyle 936 648 5006

Wait! You built a damper in the firebox????? Hadn’t seen that before???? How does that help? Is that something that will improve temp control?

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

It evens out the temps throughout the cook chamber. Helps kill the hot spot at the first grate!

Do you guys acid etch your welds before clear coat and then paint??

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

No, we only wire wheel and wipe down with prep all.

What’s pricing look like for that setup

Do you have a website a 250 is ideal for my family

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

Www.pigironpatina.com

Approx how much is Bluto out the door with all the upgrades??

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

Our 250s start at 7300.00 check out www.pigironpatina.com

Where do you buy your sight glass from?

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

Trade secret😂

Send me one UPS to Canada.

why should i choose you over Shirely's smoker

@pigironpatina985

Ай бұрын

That's up to you! Nothing wrong with a Shirley's smoker👍🇺🇸