Well here goes nothing

[Bubb]

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Ready for stone and wire

[Bubb]

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Yep, all framed up ready for concrete. I'm
A little thick 6" but that's okay ran out of stone.
Putting wire mesh in also using 4000 psi
Concrete with fiber. I dug 12" and have a 6" stone base.
I got the down load and have been reading and looking
At endless pictures.. I notice a lot of bases dry stacked?
Then core filled with rebar? Are most of the bases dry stacked
And then just core filled? I would at least think
Of laying bottom corse with mortor so it stays put? Once
I get a good day to pour concrete I'll get base laid up
In short order. I'll take plenty of pics.

[hodgey1]

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What size
Pad do I need for block base? I'll go 10-11 inch deep
4" stone and 6" pad with rebar. Just need a size. Thanks

I'm posting a picture of the recomendations from the free Forno Bravo plans. I would highly recomend that when you get a chance, download and read them as they are very helpful.

[ncsmoker]

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Have you read the free e-book that details how to build a pompeii oven from start to finish?

Brick Oven Plans | Build an Italian Brick Oven

[Bubb]

I'm getting started to build a brick oven. Just
Found this site. Don't have a lot of time to
Research as I have pour planed for next week.
I built a pergola and patio I'm pouring, and stamping.
My plan is for a oven just off the pad. I guess
I'll swing for the fence and do a 42" dome style. I
Need to dig for the pad this weekend. What size
Pad do I need for block base? I'll go 10-11 inch deep
4" stone and 6" pad with rebar. Just need a size. Thanks