Re: 36" build in Tallahassee - AKA Bruce's Folly
Gudday
Don't mortar you first layer of dome / entrance to the insulation .... Let it float so it will expand and contract without cracking anything.
Regards dave
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Re: 36" build in Tallahassee - AKA Bruce's Folly
Originally posted by Bec1208 View PostYou mean there's supposed to be a plan?
Let's see,
Cut off bottom off bottom of door/arch template.
Mortar sides of insulation
Begin mortaring sides of perimeter bricks.
Start next course, then next course , etc...
Work out thermal break outside inner entry.
Transition, smoke chamber, and chimney.
Outer arch.
Oh, and finish oven door.
Not necessarily in that order.
Dave, what did I miss? Bruce
Lay out ceramic blanket
Use chicken wire and round out dome.
Spread render coat to smooth out.
Waterproof
And create a vent to let water vapor out of dome without letting water in.
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Re: 36" build in Tallahassee - AKA Bruce's Folly
Originally posted by cobblerdave View PostGudday Bruce
Now that's starting to look very functionable !! Well done. What's the plan from here?
Regards dave
Let's see,
Cut off bottom off bottom of door/arch template.
Mortar sides of insulation
Originally posted by UtahBeehiver View PostBruce,
When you get done trimming the Ca Sil to where you want, take your leftover mortar as you lay your bricks and render the sides of the Ca Sil board. The mortar will keep the Ca Sil from getting damaged, broken, dented while you do your dome.
Start next course, then next course , etc...
Work out thermal break outside inner entry.
Transition, smoke chamber, and chimney.
Outer arch.
Oh, and finish oven door.
Not necessarily in that order.
Dave, what did I miss? Bruce
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Re: 36" build in Tallahassee - AKA Bruce's Folly
Thanks, it really did come together without much skill or effort. Bruce
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Re: 36" build in Tallahassee - AKA Bruce's Folly
Hey Bruce - That looks like a prime start to a good door. Very clever using something that is part way there.
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