Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 at 10:26 pm
Building your own Smokehouse – The V8 Of Smokehouses
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A plan hatched ever since we have done Bradley Smoker down here in NZ, and that was
to create the old kiwi smokehouse with the Bradley Generator System
We used the instructions and plans that come with this full kit and extended the plans to
make up a 2 metre x 2 metre walk in smokehouse
And the results are as follows using untreated plywood

we put x3 Generators on but after we realised that x2 was sufficent for this size unit,
but hey the more smoke the better the flavour

Then there was the rack system we used the bradley racks so we could take them out
easily and wash them for ease of use

Designed a drip tray system so this smokehouse will stay perfectly clean,
just empty the bucket

Added a vent to the top that is fully adjustable

Then decided to add a commercial heating element so this unit will cook anything and made it fully controllable
(Black Heating Bar)

Now for the ultimate test 20 minutes later

and what a system so the next test was to see how it performed
We first managed to get hold of some kahwai from a local fishing competition and the end result was this


Smoked Kahwai is one of our most popular fish due to the oily flesh
Since this all began last year a month ago we did a rather large batch of sausages for we put it up to the real challenge


and 8 hours later we have the best sausages one could produce at home


Just one of the Great things Bradley has to offer
5 Responses to “Building your own Smokehouse – The V8 Of Smokehouses”
I am truely impressed! What a beaut smokehouse. I am full of envy. Have asked Santa for one this Christmas, but from past experience that was a waste of time. I shall have to try and build one. Where did you get the plans for this project? Can a mug like me access such a gem?
Regards,
GT
Gordon Taylor | December 11th, 2010 at 11:48 am
The points you have given here are quite valuable. It turned out such a fun surprise to have that looking forward to me after i woke up now. They are continually to the point and straightforward to understand. Thanks a lot for the innovative ideas you’ve shared above.
Rochelle Saguil | May 1st, 2011 at 7:31 pm
i would love to build this smoke house at the back of our butcher shop could i get the plans
brett tully | August 21st, 2011 at 9:43 pm
Sure can go to the download section of our website
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Breann Mcwhinnie | November 29th, 2011 at 3:51 am