- Feb 14, 2002
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I was bored so I decided to build Smokey Joe Mini WSM. I had Weber Smokey Joe grill I bought for $15. I bought IMUSA 32 qt tamale/seafood steamer pot for $22 and used that for the middle section of the smoker. Project was really simple and it took me less than 30 minutes to build. For the initial test run and cook, I decided to smoke a fatty. I used 8 lit charcoals and placed that on top of 32 unlit charcoals. The Smokey Joe Mini WSM had no problem keeping 275 F for two hours. There was still at least half charcoal left so it could've gone another 2 hours. If I start with about 80 charcoals, I think it's possible to do 8-10 hour cook. I didn't care for the fatty but the Smokey Joe Mini WSM worked great. Nice thing is I can remove the steamer pot middle section and use Weber Smokey Joe as normal grill.
Weber Smokey Joe on the right next to Kamado Joe Jr.
IMUSA 32 qt tamale/seafood steamer pot
Finished Smokey Joe Mini WSM
Testing and breaking in the new smoker with a fatty
Smokey Joe Mini WSM is airtight
Fatty is done
Leftover charcoal after 2 hours. Started with 40 charcoals.
Fatty was meh but smoker was A+.
Weber Smokey Joe on the right next to Kamado Joe Jr.

IMUSA 32 qt tamale/seafood steamer pot

Finished Smokey Joe Mini WSM

Testing and breaking in the new smoker with a fatty

Smokey Joe Mini WSM is airtight

Fatty is done

Leftover charcoal after 2 hours. Started with 40 charcoals.

Fatty was meh but smoker was A+.
