Starting to build...using the Heat Stop 50.
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Looking nice - that part is the most fun (although it all is pretty fun). Enjoy!Pizza Oven Picture Gallery
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Looks good.Comment
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starting on the arch openings and noticed that there are all sorts of different sizes. Since I'm doing a 42" oven (Tuscan style - higher dome), should I start the arch after my fourth brick on the sides, going up to the height of 12.5"? I noticed lots of people doing it after the third brick, but that starts at 7.5" and looks like it arches up another 2-3", so I'm assuming they're doing the lower domed ovens? Thanks for any help...Last edited by doobie dee; 06-04-2010, 05:44 PM.Comment
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I started at the third brick with an opening of 12.5 inches. It gives me plenty of room to cook and gives the arch sufficient strength. My oven it 42 inches and the dome height is 21 (a little less due to the flatness of the plug). Hope this helps.
Les...Check out my pictures here:
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Fourth course down...also started the base for the arches. Perfect weather for building.Comment
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Kihm said "pretty" as in pretty cute or pretty sexy.Comment
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Looking great so far.
Good to see you have taken the plunge and rebated your Openning/Inner arch.
It is fairly complex but worth the time spent
CheersJohn
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Hey John,
Thanks. Have a question. What do rebating my opening/inner arch refer to?Comment
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I'm thinking about using splits on my inner arch. Has anyone else tried using splits? I was thinking it could help with smaller joints.Last edited by doobie dee; 06-07-2010, 08:04 AM.Comment
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That must be Aussie for a reveal.Comment
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Splits vertically would work well.Comment
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Just finished my first arch...pain in the boodie building the form but it worked out pretty well...I'll take the grinder to it when it hardens and smooth out the rough edges. I think I'm glad I used the splits.
I was starting on the next couple of courses when it started hailing on me...it's mid-June.Comment
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