Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
At last moving the oven.....It is nice that I have a FORK LIFT to lift this 1540 lb oven
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Originally posted by Dino_Pizza View PostChris, did you really keep track of your building time? Well, besides now being master builder and designer, I'm nominating you master auditor as well .
Have all your curings been with the gas? Now that you're at almost 1000 deg on the dome, when are you going do the wood firing and 1st pizzas?
I think your oven will draw smoke really well, can't wait to see it,
Cheers, Dino
Going to the store and get more bricks or glue stucco etc does not count.
My Friend Sergio BRAVO is the Master Brick layer and he took 39 hours. I was the rest of the time.
I was the master designer, brick cutter, grunt, hod carrier and mortar mixer and the ROOKIE as SERGIO would say.....but with the RESEARCH on FB forum we took all the Ideas and came up with my oven.
About the Wood and Pizza it is coming soon
I just have a few more trick up my sleeve...... I will get some more pictures soon
BUT Pizza will be soon
Thanks Dino....................... Oh Master Builder and WFO SLAVE
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Chris, did you really keep track of your building time? Well, besides now being master builder and designer, I'm nominating you master auditor as well .
Have all your curings been with the gas? Now that you're at almost 1000 deg on the dome, when are you going do the wood firing and 1st pizzas?
I think your oven will draw smoke really well, can't wait to see it,
Cheers, Dino
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Well I did some calculations on how long it took to build the oven
The master brick layer and the master designer took 65 hours total to get it to this point
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
I would like to build one to do warm ups AFTER the fire is out.
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
I have made everthing so far
And if you want to talk about the Gas Rig, it needs to be done in PM...Becasue of WFO use WOOD
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
The color is nice. Did you make that gas rig?
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Well
This is my first Firing with the STO Stucco on it
I am still in the Testing Stages
And Look at the pictures to see the heat results
Floor is 729
Inside of the Ceiling is 968
Outside of the dome is 98....7
The Chimney on the inside is 436
All looks good sofar
Chris
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Well here we go another hard day building WFO
I used my WANT TO BE Certified installer to work the details of the edges, transitions, and joints when I use the acrylic finishes designed for EIFS systems, which are also used by non-certified installers.
I hope it works
The Smooth finish was very hard to make smooth with a round dome.....Or was it That i had a non certifed trowel? So I mad Ruff Finish.
Tscarborough it is all in love and fun....thanks for all the info...Like the COLOR?
ChrisLast edited by 100million; 04-13-2010, 10:16 PM.
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Just some cracking where I mentioned.
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Originally posted by Tscarborough View PostThere are specific and mandatory details for edges, transitions, and joints when using acrylic finishes designed for EIFS systems, which are also required to be applied by certified installers.
Originally posted by Tscarborough View PostIt sounds like you did a nice job of building the oven, and you shouldn't have any major problems, so no worries.
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
There are specific and mandatory details for edges, transitions, and joints when using acrylic finishes designed for EIFS systems, which are also required to be applied by certified installers.
It sounds like you did a nice job of building the oven, and you shouldn't have any major problems, so no worries.
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
just to clear up somethings
This is my layers starting with brick
2 1/2" fire brick
16 gauge chicken fencing (acting like Rebar) with wire attached to it to weave threw the mortar and blanket and sercure the alum lath down and keep it's shape like a doom
1/2-3/4" of mortar of 3.1.1.1 mix POOR MANS Fire Mortar
2-3" ceramic blanket
Alum Foil (covering and TAPE close and tight)
1/2" alum lath (used in brick laying)
3/4" of mortar of 3.1.1.1 mix POOR MANS Fire Mortar (FIRST COAT)
1/2-3/4" of mortar of 3.1.1.1 mix POOR MANS Fire Mortar (SECOND COAT)
THEN Finally
1/16th-1/8th" of Sto Powerflex Medium (First Coat)
1/16th-1/8th" of Sto Powerflex Free Flow (Second Coat)
This Sto Powerflex is for color and rain protectent ONLY
I hope this clears a few things up
Chris
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
I have 20 years as a manufacturer's rep for these particular materials. I have seen them used for many things, correctly and incorrectly, and I will state the bottom line thus: You are on your own for any type of warranty issue or technical question. Caveat Emptor.Last edited by Tscarborough; 04-12-2010, 09:12 PM.
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Re: Bend, Oregon USA 29" interior Floor
Originally posted by 100million View Post
BUT ....I guess we will see what happens a few firing from now
Les...
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