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  • ATK406
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    Originally posted by SpottedFrog View Post
    We will definitely trying not to bock the view, but we did want to see the flames from the house.
    That's important too. I have a corner build adjacent to our deck and if I'd known how cool it was to watch the flames inside the oven, I would have turned my oven by 20 or 30 degrees to give us a better view. As it is, we can see the glow but the inside of the oven is just out of sight. Still loving it!

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  • david s
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    Is that "flue transition chamber" made of stainless because it looks pretty rusty.

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  • SpottedFrog
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    Okay so the bricks in the background of the third photo above are recycled from a furnace, and just found out this arvo that it was used to heat water so should be fine to use. Most are stamped with a 'W' on one side. They are pretty heavy and measure 9" x 4.5" x 3" approx.
    We will definitely trying not to bock the view, but we did want to see the flames from the house.

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  • ATK406
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    Terriffic build site! Make sure to position the oven so that you don't block your view over that valley.

    AT

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  • SpottedFrog
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    I am slowly getting thew hang of this.
    Pics are hebal sheets with internal reinforcing, WFO site, and cap, bricks and flue transition chamber???

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  • SpottedFrog
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    Thanks for that, I think I was also not able to post photos from my iPod, but am now on the puter. So here goes....

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  • UtahBeehiver
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    R,

    Click on "Go Advance" then under "Additional Options" click on "Manage Attachments". The Moderator may restrict the number of pictures for a few post, normally 3-4 are the max number per post.

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  • SpottedFrog
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    Thanks for the welcome Russell. I have seen the treasure trove post.

    Checked with council today just need to send in a plan and an exempt development application to comply with state regulations. Shouldn't be to hard though my drawing skills will be tested I am sure.

    As I mentioned I have started collecting materials and have chosen my site. Here are some pictures. ....... Once I work out how to load them?????

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  • UtahBeehiver
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    Welcome rosemary,
    If you haven't already look at Lburou's thread on treasure troves in the newbie section. Here you will see some of the best documented "dome" builds. Good luck.

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  • SpottedFrog
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    Hello from Bathurst, Australia

    Hi Everyone,
    Been trolling the forum for a while now, collecting ideas and materials. Planning on a 42" Pompeii from largely reclaimed and recycled materials. Must say the thought of the top of the dome and the chimney transition are causing me some worries but I imagine I will get there in the end.
    Love all the pics people take, as they say a picture is worth a thousand words. I will post some soon.
    Got my spot picked out in the yard, and finally convinced hubby that bigger is better
    cheers for now,
    Rosemary
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