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As hard as it is to believe, it's just a crude photo alteration I did in microsoft paint. Fridge girl might be the most challenging acquirement for the project.

Thanks, mongo, but the dream is starting to dissipate. More I think of it, the thing needs a thorough modification. d*mn........

No it doesn't. You can use it just as is with perfect results.

You a' skeered?

'preciate it!

Maybe. I can just see myself all marinated up the pork butt, with a couple rolls of heavy duty foil on a windy day.

Where are you located?? You get fridge girl there and we'll ALL come help!

LOL...slut puppies, the bunch of ya...

Just for that, you don't get to rub margarine on her.

That is a sweet looking cooker...but does it come with the fridge girl or is that an optional upgrade?

the upgrade is nearly unobtainable.

You like that, wouldn't ya...? Huh? Wouldn't ya...? LOL

It would probably make her look like T LEE's version

its not that its expensive up fornt, can be hard to find at times, the real cost is the endless MX payments for the rest of your life...

LOL Dave you goofy sh*t dog! I think he was talking about the cooker you built being in a cad file. Not your piggy!

I did almost the exact setup awhile back. Used loose cinderblocks and put a piece of welded wire grating and then stacked up more cinderblocks on top. The result was a three sided grill with no top or front. I then put a piece of ply on top with a hinged front. The fire didn't get so hot as to burn the plywood. It kept in the heat and smoke well enough. Control heat by amount of wood/coals in the contraption.

Yup----ain't hard at all. Unless you got distractions like fridge gal.

Upon further review, cut the steel leaving a three sided lip about a 8-12" wide. Slide a piece of grating over top of the steel lip. Put fire around the sides so you get a bit of indirect heat. Lay pig on center of grate. Got to cut the steel to allow smoke and heat up.

Lay plywood on top to hold most of it in. Lean a piece of plywood across front to further help keep in heat and smoke.

Appreciate the additional comments...

That's too bad. If you're familiar with "The Big Labowski" the upgrade is kind of like that rug that made the whole room...oh well, the dude abides...

You know how I opperate Jim, I drew the side drawer cooker design on my etch a sketch. And I had the drawing on the screen for like 3 years, I thought it was fine like that.

Then some A-hole come along and shook my drawing so they could squiggle a set of crudely drawn stairs and what looked like a spiral square maze of sorts....

No biggy, just redraw it right?

Wrong.

I lost my mojo in a string cheese eating accident in 2008 and I've just not been able to recreate the design drawing on anything. Not in CAD, not on the etch a sketch, not on grid paper, bar napkin... even tried peeing it into the snow once.

It's just gone bro.