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  • #61
    Re: Super Excited to start new project

    Originally posted by Gulf View Post
    80% Alumina, Ouch! I believe that I could have finished my oven with just one blade had I not have tried to cut a 70+ alumina rotary lime kiln brick for my retainer wall .

    So its tough stuff? If you guys read the PDF the warnings and health concerns that it brings up worries me? Are these Aladin 80 brick toxic? and should not be used in a Pizza oven? or is it just a typical brick. Im sorry guys, i would really appreciate some feedback. Thanks.

    I will call the Manufacture.
    Last edited by V-wiz; 11-29-2012, 06:20 PM.
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    • #62
      Re: Super Excited to start new project

      I looked through the data sheet and it looks nasty to me. Maybe it's a standard disclaimer but I would wait until someone in the industry chimes in.
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      • #63
        Re: Super Excited to start new project

        Originally posted by Les View Post
        I looked through the data sheet and it looks nasty to me. Maybe it's a standard disclaimer but I would wait until someone in the industry chimes in.
        Grrrr, im on the line right now. Hope i can get an answer.
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        • #64
          Re: Super Excited to start new project

          To be honest I never looked at the spec's on the brick I used. I am not alone, there are quite a few people here that used the same product as I did. Doesn't make it right, just means we are all going out together (maybe).
          Last edited by Les; 11-29-2012, 06:24 PM.
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          • #65
            Re: Super Excited to start new project

            Originally posted by Les View Post
            To be honest I never looked at the spec's on the brick I used. I am not alone, there are quite a few people here that used the same product as I did. Doesn't make it right, just means we are all going out together (maybe).

            Ya im not really picky but i just wanted to make sure, it may be a general disclaimer. I didnt get any answer for the manufacture, they should be closed by now. Ill try tomorrow. I hope its nothing bad.

            BTW did you use Pacific Clay? Muddox?
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            • #66
              Re: Super Excited to start new project

              Don't breathe the dust of any masonry product wether it be mortar or a brick being cut. Even asbestos was fairley safe until it was abraided to the dust stage. You will probably find a similar MSDS for just about any masonry product.
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              • #67
                Re: Super Excited to start new project

                Originally posted by V-wiz View Post

                BTW did you use Pacific Clay? Muddox?
                Yes, they were made in Sacramento
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                • #68
                  Re: Super Excited to start new project

                  Originally posted by Les View Post
                  Yes, they were made in Sacramento
                  Those would be muddox. Pacific clay is however cheaper
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                  • #69
                    Re: Super Excited to start new project

                    Like Gulf said OUCH. My bricks were similar in alumina so be prepared for going through the diamond blades. I went through 12 blades, although cheaper ebay ones, still alot of blades. One ebay you can buy in bulk for about $13 each for 10"
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                    • #70
                      Re: Super Excited to start new project

                      IMO, Alumina is not the biggest health concern but rather crytalline silica which is usually the compliment component in brick composition, IE 80 alumina/20 silica. Silica can cause silicosis which is similar to asbestos related health issues. Like Gulf say, use safety respiratory prudence when cutting and grinding the bricks when the material becomes friable. I found a similar MSDS on the quartz sand I used for my home brew. Take it for what it is worth. Good luck.
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                      • #71
                        Re: Super Excited to start new project

                        Right. So resp masks should be worn, but will it be safe to cook in? Put food right ontop of?
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                        • #72
                          Re: Super Excited to start new project

                          I think almost every single WFO build that uses fire brick has silica in it. Like I mention it is not an issue unless it become airborne and friable. Take it for what is worth. I am still placing my pizzas right on the bricks. A dust mask should suffice NIOSH 95 is standard and inexpensive for your build. I used when grinding with an angle grinder.
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                          • #73
                            Re: Super Excited to start new project

                            Ok i spoke to a rep for these bricks, he said these are way over kill for a pizza oven, they are very dense, thy will heat up quicker but wont stay warm as longer as it is 80% silicia?? Did i understand that correctly? He wouldnt tell me that they are safe as they are not FDA approved but said others have used our products for pizza ovens. Sounds like these are super duty bricks? I may pick these up. What does everyone think?
                            Last edited by V-wiz; 11-30-2012, 02:41 PM.
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                            • #74
                              Re: Super Excited to start new project

                              Well ive been reading around and i have not seen one single appliacation where one has used a 80% alumina brick. wow.
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                              • #75
                                Re: Super Excited to start new project

                                I have one from the old Austin White Lime kilns as my monitor stand. They are continuous use refractory, and dense as hell.

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