Re: Initial build ideas - thoughts?
I found the assembly instructions for assembling that oven. They say to seal the joints with refractory cement. Do you think it would be useable without sealing them, or is there some easily breakable joint I could use?
Ideally, I'd like to be able to seal it weakly, add insulation and then an outer layer that I could chip off easily enough when the time comes... does this sound doable? I.e. it would be nice to disassemble the whole thing so it can be moved easily.
The instructions say you ideally want to add more thermal mass in the form of chamotte (crushed brick) - which I would do if installing it permanently. So the other option is to install it on a pallet which can be moved later, I just chip off the outer layer, take off insulation and then work back up from there.
I'm thinking though, once the sections are joined, there'll be no moving it off the pallet... not easily anyway?
To be honest, at that price, it's worth a shot and even if it comes to a bad end, I won't have lost that much.
Although, I was looking forward to the project side of things, starting from scratch.
We'll see!
I found the assembly instructions for assembling that oven. They say to seal the joints with refractory cement. Do you think it would be useable without sealing them, or is there some easily breakable joint I could use?
Ideally, I'd like to be able to seal it weakly, add insulation and then an outer layer that I could chip off easily enough when the time comes... does this sound doable? I.e. it would be nice to disassemble the whole thing so it can be moved easily.
The instructions say you ideally want to add more thermal mass in the form of chamotte (crushed brick) - which I would do if installing it permanently. So the other option is to install it on a pallet which can be moved later, I just chip off the outer layer, take off insulation and then work back up from there.
I'm thinking though, once the sections are joined, there'll be no moving it off the pallet... not easily anyway?
To be honest, at that price, it's worth a shot and even if it comes to a bad end, I won't have lost that much.
Although, I was looking forward to the project side of things, starting from scratch.
We'll see!
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