Would love to hear an update and anything you learned. What did you do with the remote thermometer that comes with the gas unit? Meaning, where did you mount it and route the cable?
I am almost ready to install my oven, they had a chipped piece of the dome they are replacing. Worried about cold weather coming and if I can pull it off this winter. Thanks!
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Yesterday was the third curing day as mentioned, and we got the oven up around 350-400 degrees. When I checked the oven this morning after having the door closed overnight, I was still seeing high temperatures around 200-275. Looks to be ok for now?
Last edited by miikee; 08-30-2020, 07:20 AM.
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Hi Mikee,
I moved your new topic on "small cracks day 3 curing" back to one of your other threads. It helps to have a little background information, gives continuity to your build and will help folks form answers to your questions.
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Ricky
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You can order them from Menards but there is a minimum of 100 linear ft. I went to a building supply house and was pennys more expensive but I didn't need to buy more than I needed.
Ricky
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Thank you both! I'll look into the wonderboard, does seem a bit lighter as well. On to cutting the metal framing...
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Originally posted by miikee View PostBeen a pretty productive weekend so far we were able knock out so far:- Weep holes drilled
- Floor insulation placed and cut
- Floor placed and leveled
- Dome pieces set and connected.
Couple questions going forward:- Is 4 inches of ceramic fiber blanket overkill for 2 inch think cast walls?
- We plan to use 3 5/8th metal studs and tracks for build the frame for the enclosure. What are people using on the outside? Durock? Hardie backer board?
Last edited by Chach; 08-08-2020, 04:13 PM.
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We hope to be able to do multi-day cooking, with maybe a lite firing if needed. I have 4" inches of ceramic fiber blanket and 16 cubic feet of Perlite available to use. I can't find it, but I thought I read that after so many inches of blanket it begins to be a waste of money.
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No question that a prefab unit is fast to install. Depends on your cooking style, do you want to have a pizza party then maybe cook something the next day or do you want multiday cooking. Also and option install 2" of ceramic blanket then to fill the structure with dry perlite.Last edited by UtahBeehiver; 08-08-2020, 03:16 PM.
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Progress made on Casa2g 90
Been a pretty productive weekend so far we were able knock out so far:- Weep holes drilled
- Floor insulation placed and cut
- Floor placed and leveled
- Dome pieces set and connected.
Couple questions going forward:- Is 4 inches of ceramic fiber blanket overkill for 2 inch think cast walls?
- We plan to use 3 5/8th metal studs and tracks for build the frame for the enclosure. What are people using on the outside? Durock? Hardie backer board?
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