How to Build a Smokehouse (FINAL STEPS)

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John runs through the whole process from start to finish and then adds the finishing steps for a full and complete smokehouse. All that's next is to light a fire and smoke some meat!
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[@scottsanderson8466]

Best smokehouse I've ever seen. The guy is a master builder.

[@carlfitzgerald5591]

I built this exact smokehouse .It drafts like a dream. it likes 125 degrees. makin some dang good peppered jerky. Thanks Carl

[@TheNightwalker247]

Just added it to my evergrowing list of projects to do. Beautiful build

[@alsharp5824]

Very impressive! Would there happen to be a schematic and parts list available? Would love to build one just like this. Thank You!

[@stevenhall9349]

Did you ever get one if so where?

[@jozibarra]

I just watched all of this. That dudes a badass... what a genius

[@seandepoppe6716]

Just picked up my first smoker today, now it is NOTHING LIKE THAT. But you can't go wrong with a good smoke house!!! Thanks for sharing! But now my jerky awaits me👍😎

[@johnnycortez46]

Beautiful. Just great looking smoke house. Too bad that builder isn't in Texas. I would hire him

[@PineRidgeHomestead]

That is a very nice smoker. I am going to build one on my homestead!

[@cindywilliams2083]

Amazing i cant wait till we move to make this. Thanks so much.

[@johnbrowne204]

Thank you for sharing. I got some ideas for my country house!

[@waantut]

Great job! I love when art and practical things come together to form a thing of beauty!

[@TimFarmerCK]

I totally agree!

[@gcm34]

I stay in the UK and I am at the half stage of building my smoke house. I have the foundations built for the fire pit and the smoker. Hopefully within the next few weeks I will have it finished off and have a video uploaded showing it in action

[@edged1001]

Mr. Akers is a talented builder.

[@AliAhmadi-hq9pj]

Wow. What a beautiful job 👍

[@rizboys7015]

Outstanding!!! I want one!

[@jcsftwre]

John is one talented carpenter! I love the design and how it come out, now it makes me want to build one. Thanks for the videos. :-)

[@cajun812]

Nice work John, and thanks for all the videos Tim!

[@TomBeckett76]

Awesome video ! I've watched all the steps in making this.Can't wait to build one like it this spring to smoke some fish , meat, etc. Only thing is i'm building the top to look like an old Outhouse, lol. I live in the country and thought it'd look cool .Thanks for the videos . Great job.

[@stxrynn]

You had me on pins and needles waiting for this! Thanks a ton. Down this way, everything is mesquite. I can hardly wait to get mine built and smoking. Thanks Tim and John

[@TimFarmerCK]

stxrynn I'm enjoying the heck out of mine!! Have fun, and send me pics when you get yours built!

[@herminmorpeau6330]

Tim Farmer

[@angeliquekikudi4331]

Thank you for such a biotiful work. So easy to build. Hope that the food comin out of it will taste as good as the house. Stay committed to teach people. Stay blessed.

[@jimpinckard7891]

I've seen a lot of home built smoke houses by people that thought they knew what they were doing but this is the very best one of them all. This one is the most efficient and best thought out one I have seen yet. Great job John. Do you have the plans for this one and do you sell them? You done good...........

[@RsBeta]

Beautiful.

[@miguelfilo962]

Beautiful. I'm thinking about building one big enough to hang a field dressed deer & a hog in at the same time. Maybe a 10 X 10 foot box.

[@pennystpierre4740]

Beautiful Job.

[@roberthuffman4354]

GREAT JOB ON THE SMOKEHOUSE

[@gimesamis]

So beautiful! Well designed and a work of art!!!!

[@pim1234]

Very nice smoker ! Well build !

[@pavelschleiss7048]

Thank you so much for the great inspiration to make a wooden smokehouse!

[@TimFarmerCK]

You are so welcome!

[@homevalueglass3809]

Beautiful! Now as long as someone doesn't mistake the smokehouse for an outhouse.

[@TimFarmerCK]

Hehehehe

[@sbjennings99]

Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls

[@jamesunderwood1730]

Nice going. That is one heck of a smoker Brother.

[@JPumpkinKing]

FANTASTIC!

[@dananelson3534]

Great build guys, thanks.

[@OffKilterHomestead]

This seems like a fun project with the kid! Can’t wait to tackle this!

[@dalebarker510]

Good job well done!!!

[@freddypatterson8653]

Great job, and thanks for posting this and all your other post, Freddy

[@firsttruckcentreedmontonwe1050]

Nice work John!

[@contreeman]

STXRYNN SAID IT FIRST. I BEEN WAITING OVER A MONTH FOR THIS VIDEO. GREAT JOB GENTLEMEN. I SAVED ALL THE VIDEOS TO MY TIM FARMER PLAYLIST. GREAT SERIES GENTLEMEN GOD BLESS

[@TimFarmerCK]

contreeman Thank you!

[@jamesfields4149]

Tim Farmer Tim is there a material list for this smoker...........if I had a material list and some instructions i could build this ......I would love to have me one.......

[@freddypatterson8653]

+contreeman I got a stupid question, how do you save these videos?

[@contreeman]

UNDER THE VIDEO IT SAYS ADD + CLICK IT AND YOU CAN SAVE IT TO YOUR KZbin CHANNEL

[@garylong7096]

Nice job, starting on making one myself.

[@flaviusnita6008]

Thank You!

[@randyy1964]

How does one get plans for this???

[@helldragon691]

Love your smoke house trying to build one myself but having trouble finding a fireplace clean out door here in lexington

[@paulcorbeil4364]

Hi Mr. Tim and John. Very, very professionnel work. We see a skill man craft worker, very nice job. 1 K Bravo. 2020 06 02 Saint-Joseph de Mékinac, Trois-Rives, Québec et Labrador libre et souverain.

[@TimFarmerCK]

Thank you!

[@letstradepaint2463]

Great job

[@ericjohnson9080]

That is an awesome project! I would like to know what temps you got with it....

[@mandolinman9300]

I really enjoyed this video series. I haven't been able to find the "roof" for the firebox either. I'd really appreciate knowing where to get it. Thanks!

[@TimFarmerCK]

John said he got the "stone wall cap" at Lee block and brick in frankfort.

[@adamfernandez3417]

berry berry nice work

[@xseedlingx]

What a beauty

[@gilleslanstroffer3518]

Very good work. A french Friend . Nice

[@TimFarmerCK]

Thank you

[@hihoney1122]

Now that looks gorgeous ! :D

[@dawnpatriot6248]

Nice job!

[@slimepig]

most important info for a cook would be the temperatures! so after you put two thermometers in, what temps did you obtain?

[@TimFarmerCK]

Remember.....this is a COLD smoker. The temperature should rarely go above 90. That's why the firebox is away from the house.

[@BrosephRussell]

That is freaking awesome

[@mexicanme2769]

I am jealous of the place you have there

[@EastTexasEquity]

That looks great!

[@billray1785]

Just a observation but is the brace on the door the wrong way, should it not be at the top, lock side, down to bottom hinge side (I made this mistake). Still a very nice smoke house. Do you use any other wood for smoking.

[@gRosh08]

Well done!

[@todddelp7419]

Was regular mortar used in the firebox, or do you have to use something special? I think this is an awesome design.

[@hnrhoyos]

that is a very nice smoker

[@shaneedwards367]

Thank you

[@eltonsbbq-pit]

Really liked this! Will it coldsmoke ? Cheers from Norway!

[@trethehunter]

John sounds like Phil Roberson

[@nathanrichardson2055]

Amazing

[@karenkirt243]

Very nice !

[@MikeJones-yf2xx]

Looks good

[@ShadowComic]

Yes this is BUETIFFUL :)

[@OurLifeMix]

Wow! That's COOL!

[@leovasquez5016]

Outstanding video. What type wood do you use for the 2x4 framing? Thanks

[@TimFarmerCK]

Western Red Cedar

[@finemyu69]

That is very nice

[@dougiefresh8275]

great job !! thanks

[@bobcat9314]

What a great project..one day..I'll get to it..hahaha

[@rogerrathbun444]

The frame doesn't need to be any special lumber ? so I can use plain fraiming 2X4 from the home depot ??

[@TimFarmerCK]

Exactly

[@murrayarmstrong461]

Great lookin smoker

[@TimFarmerCK]

Murray Armstrong Thank you!

[@bushido74b]

Can that large slab piece used for the firebox roof be purchased at Ace hardware ?

[@bigmark2.046]

Nice tutorial! When can we expect to see it in operation, and some product?(unless it's already available, and I just can't find the thread) Thank you.

[@TimFarmerCK]

+boredinPA We have smoked bacon (kzbin.info/www/bejne/apbboGappK6De7c) and cheese (kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKTKpaKHpKh6g5o) so far!

[@bigmark2.046]

Thank you. I'll check 'em out now.

[@Trapping_Charlie]

Do you have a complete parts list?

[@ooberroadie14]

Was the lowest area able to get hot enough to slow-cook meat? Have to temped the various levels yet? If so what are your readings? Absolutely great vid. Can't wait to build one for myself. Would like to have that lower area get hot enough to slow-cook some brisket? Yummy.

[@wntu4]

Outstanding. Thanks.

[@drew_9154]

very nice!!what kind of wood did you use for the construction of the smokehouse??

[@TimFarmerCK]

Western Red Cedar

[@howielane8406]

With this design, how does air get into the burner box to support the fire? Other than that, the smoke house looks very attractive and in place. Thanks for posting.

[@TimFarmerCK]

+John Lane The door on the hot box is not airtight, and I crack it just a bit to get it to draft…..works like a charm...

[@howielane8406]

Oh ok. I figured it may have an inlet or something.

[@randyy1964]

Are there plans available?

[@20-inch-arms]

What kind of wood did you use to build the smoker?

[@jesseison-bowman3964]

Us Kentucky boys love us some smoked meat now!

[@TimFarmerCK]

Amen Brother!

[@justinholliman1732]

What did he use for a roof for the firebox?

[@BiggBenn323]

How do you control the temperature? And do you have any difficulty with keeping it regulated? Thinking about building one, but if temperature fluctuates a-lot i might just buy a commercial one.

[@TimFarmerCK]

This is a COLD smoker. Used for COLD smoking hams, bacon, sausage, fish, cheese, etc.

[@sebastianrobertson3123]

Any fireproofing measures? Or is the temp low enough that they're not needed?

[@TimFarmerCK]

The firebox is separated from the smokehouse by several feet. This is a COLD smoker, for meats, fish, cheese etc.

[@ltcajh]

Are there issues with critters getting in there, or does the smoke keep them out? I heard smoking has to happen during cool weather to keep meat from rotting. Sound right? Where did you get the fire pit access cover? Thanks.

[@TimFarmerCK]

+ltcajh Might get a mouse, or a spider, but they won't bother much...

[@Vikingking19787]

can you paint the outside of it to help the wood from rotting faster or will that hurt the meat

[@anthonymason2186]

What temp were you able to get it to and hold it to while smoking? Were you able to say this is a cold smoker and hot smoker?

[@TimFarmerCK]

This is a cold smoker

[@johnmorrison8956]

What was the end result as far as being able to hot smoke in it?

[@joecaley]

Have you had a chance to hot smoke something in your smoke house yet? How high of a temp have you reached?

[@MilosStevanovic1]

Interested how would you keep the temperature if you are to do this when it is freezing outside....

[@TimFarmerCK]

This is a COLD smoker. We typically keep it below 100 degrees F.

[@scottallen517]

Craftsmanship

[@trickydick4235]

Now that you have had some use, what would you change?

[@TimFarmerCK]

It works really well! I can't think of anything I would change. Getting ready to smoke some sausages!

[@StreetKingz4Life]

it looks like a little out house

[@mcdaniel01]

how is the stove getting its air ?

[@Alex-ro1co]

wow :-)

[@rick1613]

Where did you get the fire box door - I like that style?

[@hansstuttz3806]

I want the plans for this smoke house. Can you send it to me please

[@mikenicholson2548]

Is there any plans for this smoker?

[@nickstickford1]

How hot have you been able to get and maintain inside the smokehouse?

[@TimFarmerCK]

This is a cold smoker....for most things I want the temperature in the 80's or 90's.....