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  • Re: K79 Oven Build

    Originally posted by mrchipster View Post
    I think pre drying is a good idea less chance for trapped moisture.

    Oh, by the way most of us have tools we use to build our ovens but for the life of me I cannot figure out what you are using the bicycle pump and tree trimmer for...

    Chip
    You never know when you'll need a tree trimmer or a bike pump.... you never know
    Link to my oven build on YouTube:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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    • Re: K79 Oven Build

      So I finally broke ground last night. I had to bust through 1' of frost. I came across a little seedbump in the last photo but nothing major





      Link to my oven build on YouTube:

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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      • Re: K79 Oven Build

        Its Jimmy, Jimmy Hoffa!

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        • Re: K79 Oven Build

          Good morning everyone,

          I got my slab poured this weekend. Now I'm curious when dry stacking my block stand is it ok to have some gaps between the blocks? Due to the fact that an 8x8x16 cinder block isn't exactly those dimensions I need to put a little space between them so that my stand is square. Is this ok to do? What is the max gap if it's acceptable?

          Last edited by K79; 04-08-2013, 06:50 AM.
          Link to my oven build on YouTube:

          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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          • Re: K79 Oven Build

            By the time you core fill them they aren't going anywhere. Part of the text in your post was lost. I assume that is where the numbers are hidden. You might try making the pics a bit smaller, that is probably the cause.

            You shouldn't end up with significant gaps. I ended up with a couple about 10mm in mine but I filled those with a view to plastering the lot when I am done.

            Happy stacking

            Steve
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            • Re: K79 Oven Build

              Originally posted by Greenman View Post
              By the time you core fill them they aren't going anywhere. Part of the text in your post was lost. I assume that is where the numbers are hidden. You might try making the pics a bit smaller, that is probably the cause.

              You shouldn't end up with significant gaps. I ended up with a couple about 10mm in mine but I filled those with a view to plastering the lot when I am done.

              Happy stacking

              Steve
              I shrunk my photo, thanks for the heads up. My max gaps would be about the same as yours are.
              Link to my oven build on YouTube:

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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              • Re: K79 Oven Build

                When dry stacking cinder blocks what do you use if you need to shim a little to level out your block stand?
                Link to my oven build on YouTube:

                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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                • Re: K79 Oven Build

                  Mortar, getting first course level most important. BTW nice start. saw the plate compactor in the background of one of your pics, doing it right.
                  Russell
                  Google Photo Album [https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...JneXVXc3hVNHd3/]

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                  • Re: K79 Oven Build

                    Hey Guys...

                    Status update. Block wall up and hearth slab framed out. I'll be pouring that tomorrow afternoon.

                    Then I'll be laying about 620 sf of patio pavers over the weekend +/- a few days

                    Then back to the oven. I need to get my lawn re seeded so I figured I might as well get the patio out of the way ! Right






                    Link to my oven build on YouTube:

                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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                    • Re: K79 Oven Build

                      K 79,

                      Filled all the core!!, not moving any where. You might want to consider drilling some rebar pins in the green cores to so you can tie your hearth rebar grid to the dry stack. May not be a big deal but cheap insurance.
                      Russell
                      Google Photo Album [https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...JneXVXc3hVNHd3/]

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                      • Re: K79 Oven Build

                        Ok guys, my 36" oven..... do I use a 7" or 6" chimney as the FB plans call for? Also the height of my chimney... 36" or 48". Either one will clear the top of my enclosure. There's nothing around my WFO to obstruct air flow like trees etc...
                        Link to my oven build on YouTube:

                        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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                        • Re: K79 Oven Build

                          It is not so much the oven size as it is the inner door opening size.

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                          • Re: K79 Oven Build

                            Originally posted by Tscarborough View Post
                            It is not so much the oven size as it is the inner door opening size.
                            Right I was just referencing my oven.
                            Link to my oven build on YouTube:

                            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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                            • Re: K79 Oven Build

                              So what size is the opening?

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                              • Re: K79 Oven Build

                                Post 109. 7" it is. Man it's been a looooong day.
                                Link to my oven build on YouTube:

                                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujb7lqVcSzQ

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