Pat's 42" WFO build begins...I think!

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  • deejayoh
    Il Pizzaiolo
    • Jul 2010
    • 1893

    #61
    Re: Pat's 42" WFO build begins...I think!

    Looks great. Can't see all the detail on my monitor - did you put a brick dome over your insulation?
    My build progress
    My WFO Journal on Facebook
    My dome spreadsheet calculator

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    • texman
      Master Builder
      • Nov 2009
      • 724

      #62
      Re: Pat's 42" WFO build begins...I think!

      DJ is almost Il Pizzialo! (how do you spell it?) post post post

      Texman
      Last edited by texman; 08-19-2013, 11:17 AM. Reason: spelling
      Texman Kitchen
      http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/f8/t...ild-17324.html

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      • mrchipster
        Il Pizzaiolo
        • Apr 2010
        • 1502

        #63
        Re: Pat's 42" WFO build begins...I think!

        Originally posted by texman
        DJ is almost Il Pizzialo! (how do you spell it?) post post post

        Texman
        He got busy and already is up to 1004

        Posts like this that have an incredible grasp of the obvious are why I am 40 posts ahead of DJ
        Chip

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        • deejayoh
          Il Pizzaiolo
          • Jul 2010
          • 1893

          #64
          Re: Pat's 42" WFO build begins...I think!

          Originally posted by mrchipster
          He got busy and already is up to 1004
          I think when I am posting here during the work day, I'm the opposite of busy

          What can I say? It should say "Forum Junkie"
          My build progress
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          • irelande5
            Apprentice
            • Feb 2012
            • 133

            #65
            Re: Pat's 42" WFO build begins...I think!

            Thanks DJ, I owe you and Chip a ton, you guys really helped a lot.

            Yes, exterior was originally stucco but it just turned out terrible and cracked a lot over the winter. I saw a couple pics of others that used brick veneer, it was a pain to cut all if the bricks but think the end product looks a lot better now. I used the traditional blanket and then put vermic concrete over that just to get a good base for stucco.


            Thanks again, pat
            http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/f8/p...s-i-18098.html

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