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  • Toomulla
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    Given that the dome is old I would leave it alone, coring a hole large enough for a flue could destroy the old dome , I also do not believe that a flue within the dome will work all that well.
    my recommendation would be to either build an entry two brick deep

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  • Odin
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    hi. see my other thread. Oven was in poor condition and I have to change floor and render. SA it was Neapolitan style with upper lip chimney type - I want to make it more traditional oven look with nice round dome and flue in front

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  • Toomulla
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    Why are you not rebuilding what you had

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  • Odin
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    flue location on constructed dome

    My traditional Naples oven that I am restoring now used to have (before I removed it) upper lip style flue – attached sketch.
    While I have removed the lip I have complete dome but with no chimney and entrance. What are your suggestions for installing the flue.
    Should I build additional entrance – like 1 brick length and install flue there or try to drill chimney hole just above current entrance?
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