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Re: My 42" Pompeii Oven build, Northeast Ohio
058 - Wetsaw jig.
4 black screws hold back strip in place for proper angle.
Gold screw in left side of plywood base changes pitch of jig to cut proper bevel.
The hinge is recessed into the 2X6 under the adjustable base.
Re: My 42" Pompeii Oven build, Northeast Ohio
055 - Mortaring 3rd chain, positioned using Indispensable Tool & shims.
I learned the hard way that you should wear latex (or other) gloves...Bloody fingertips take a while to heal after scraping the skin off from spreading mortar with bare fingers.
Re: My 42" Pompeii Oven build, Northeast Ohio
052 - Mortaring 3rd chain, positioned using Indispensable Tool & shims.
I learned the hard way that you should wear latex (or other) gloves...Bloody fingertips take a while to heal after scraping the skin off from spreading mortar with bare fingers.
Re: My 42" Pompeii Oven build, Northeast Ohio
050 - 3rd chain positioned using Indispensable Tool, dry fit & shimmed in place until mortared.
This is a good view of how tight the interior joints are by using the angle & bevel method to cut the dome-brick halves.
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