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  • Tscarborough
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    Yeah, right.....

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  • flyfisherx
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    and during all this....My daughter brings home 2 chicks.......so the wife likes them and we get 5 more......and hence another project!!!!!! Next year.....no more projects...........

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  • flyfisherx
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    And the food during curing......

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  • flyfisherx
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    Brought the oven up to 650 today. So far....no cracks. Yesterday 500 degrees with no insulation. The threat of a thunderstorm had me freaked out since I removed my canopy. The outside of the oven was blazing hot. I could not use the tarp for fear of melting it.....I had to replace the canopy.

    Today I placed the 3 inch of ceramic fiber blanket. What a difference in performance. I cooked a chicken, corn on the cob and ciabatta bread while curing. Awesome!!!!! Finally I know the worth of my work!!! Very Nice.

    Another cure fire tomorrow.........Pizza on Saturday!!!

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  • flyfisherx
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    Thanks Danno...the curing fires are going well. The vent draws great.

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  • Bookemdanno
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    Looks good to me! Very well done, sir!

    Pizza o'clock!

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  • UtahBeehiver
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    Fish,

    Good luck on the curing fires, test out some good dough recipes.

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  • flyfisherx
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    I'm done with the brick saw for now...Thank God! This build has tested my patience and I can tell you that I have failed! Not as aesthetically pleasing to the eye as I would like but in the end, I chose function over form....otherwise I'd be here well into September building this dome with no time for anything else.

    All in all, I am happy. On to the curing fires and pizza by week end!!!!

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  • Laku
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    Originally posted by flyfisherx View Post
    Thanks John. I will go slow with the curing fires. Almost beat you? Haaaaaa no way. Just wait....my exterior won't be complete until 2016

    I tend to do my projects that way. Get them functioning and put off the aesthetics for years to come.
    Heh. That's exactly what I've been doing. I finished my oven in 2010. And I'm still working on the enclosure, hoping to finish it by fall.. more or less

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  • flyfisherx
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    Thanks John. I will go slow with the curing fires. Almost beat you? Haaaaaa no way. Just wait....my exterior won't be complete until 2016

    I tend to do my projects that way. Get them functioning and put off the aesthetics for years to come. Your whole oven exterior, counters, patio, deck....are all beautiful. You have to post the finished product on your thread! Especially your weathervane!

    Your prediction was spot on....remember you told me Labor day while I was at your house picking up re-bar.

    Thanks again,

    Dave

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  • Aegis
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    Originally posted by flyfisherx View Post
    Dome Closed!!!!!!! Not the best I could do but good enough. The ball allowed for the mortar to dry and grinding it out was a fiasco! Shop vac, foggy safety glasses...etc. But overall, it will function. On to the outer arch this weekend!!!
    Great Job ! I am jealous, you almost beat me and I started two years ago
    Way to go! Go Slow on the curing fires! Great Job!

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  • Bookemdanno
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    So long as the pizza has green stuff on it, it's healthy!

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  • UtahBeehiver
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    LOL, She puts me to shame, yoga, excercise ball, etc. I am going to go on a WFO pizza diet soon and show her!

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  • UtahBeehiver
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    Wahoo, way to go.

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  • flyfisherx
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    Dome Closed!!!!!!! Not the best I could do but good enough. The ball allowed for the mortar to dry and grinding it out was a fiasco! Shop vac, foggy safety glasses...etc. But overall, it will function. On to the outer arch this weekend!!!

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