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  • UtahBeehiver
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    9......nine!!!!

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  • fabby
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    I have to tell you guys, I have nine kids, so even though this pizza oven is going to be 42", that still is not enough room to hide eggs for all them there rug rats!

    I am going to hit it hard tomorrow.

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  • Faith In Virginia
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    Actually, I have seen snow late into April in Virginia. Hopefully this is the end of it. I'm done with winter and ready for spring.

    Your oven is looking nice. Your at the point that a hand held mirror is handy for looking at your work inside the oven ...saves a lot of time walking around to get a good view point of your work.

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  • cobblerdave
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    Hide the eggs around the pizza oven?

    Regards dave

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  • Gulf
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    Originally posted by fabby View Post

    I hope to have the dome done this weekend, if the kids will let me work thru their Easter egg hunt.
    I know that you are kidding............ but, don't even think about missing a precious moment with those children .

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  • fabby
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    Some pics of my progress. Another snow storm, unheard for Virginia this time of year, slowed me up. It has been cold and windy and I had brick dust in the ear canal......ouch

    I hope to have the dome done this weekend, if the kids will let me work thru their Easter egg hunt.

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    I need to order my insulating blankets. ROCK AND ROLL

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  • Xene
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    Nice progress so far - and terrific news about the camera! I am green with envy over you guys getting to work outside already! It is worth it in the end, and your boys will love having friends for a pizza party, mine sure do!

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  • fabby
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    fabby....a.k.a. "flabby"

    remember my nikon camera that was in my pocket and stopped working after cutting some bricks. I used compressed air to clean it up and was able to get it working. Retrieved some pics from above. I contacted american express, the cameral was barely a year old, and Amex extends the warranty for those purchases. They contacted Nikon and apparently this camera has had a lot of failure codes like mine had. They decided to give me full credit back rather than repair. I will be off to buy a new camera today

    Buying things using Amex is the best for warranty extension. (Disclaimer: I work for Amex ...............gotcha, just kidding

    It has been too cold to work the last couple of days, hopefully it will warm up today as I am home early from work.

    Thanks for all the comments. I love this place

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  • Faith In Virginia
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    Just wanted to jump in and say hello. Nice looking build. Don't worry about the Flabby thing...I just got called Mr Virginia. No amount of diet can fix that.

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  • Bacterium
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    Uh oh...... Complete whoops......the 40s are starting to make my mind flabby....fabby

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  • UtahBeehiver
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    Fabby, aka Flabby by some,

    Like Brickie says, put you best work on the back half, this is really all you can see once you are up and cooking. You can make all your adjustments and corrections of oops on the front half. Continue to stagger your vertical joints. You're on a diet? Tu asked be the other day if I trust a skinny cook?

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  • Laurentius
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    Originally posted by fabby View Post
    BACTERIUM, you have cut me deep. I am "fabby", not FLABBY!

    oK, NO MORE BEER FOR ME. I am officially on a diet.

    Dadgummit, what am I building a pizza oven for if I am already flabby.

    Seriously, thanks for all the comments. I will start my future courses in the middle back to help the bricks to look staggered. Should I continue to use a 1/2 brick to try and keep the joints offset or does that matter?
    Hi Fabby,

    I apolize too. My brain always saw your name as the latter also. Sorry.

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  • fabby
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    BACTERIUM, you have cut me deep. I am "fabby", not FLABBY!

    oK, NO MORE BEER FOR ME. I am officially on a diet.

    Dadgummit, what am I building a pizza oven for if I am already flabby.

    Seriously, thanks for all the comments. I will start my future courses in the middle back to help the bricks to look staggered. Should I continue to use a 1/2 brick to try and keep the joints offset or does that matter?

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  • Bacterium
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    Originally posted by brickie in oz View Post
    You pick up a brick and give it a crack with a hammer, aka snap headers.
    Of course
    That's how I built my first oven

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  • brickie in oz
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    Originally posted by Bacterium View Post
    Al what you mean by snap headers?
    You pick up a brick and give it a crack with a hammer, aka snap headers.

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