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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
Originally posted by UtahBeehiver View Postvwiz,
Aren't you using super duty bricks? I'm not sure one or two will get it done but you never know. You get a feel when you start cutting. I went through a bakers dozen on my high duty high alumina bricks.
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
vwiz,
Aren't you using super duty bricks? I'm not sure one or two will get it done but you never know. You get a feel when you start cutting. I went through a bakers dozen on my high duty high alumina bricks.
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
Originally posted by V-wiz View PostLol, i hope i dont have to worry about neighbors, i can offer some pizza, im cool with that.
It seems like i should get one of those MK blades, would one blade get me thru 250 bricks? or should i get two blades.
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Lol, i hope i dont have to worry about neighbors, i can offer some pizza, im cool with that.
It seems like i should get one of those MK blades, would one blade get me thru 250 bricks? or should i get two blades.
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
Originally posted by V-wiz View PostYou forgot insulation....
Ya really
Is this a good deal? or a good blade
MK Diamond 159407 MK-99 10-Inch Dry or Wet Cutting Segmented Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor for Concrete and Brick - Amazon.com
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
Originally posted by Laurentius View Post.... But what do you do with a skinned cat? Cover it in rosemary and red wine and bake it in your over and offer it to the neighbors that complains of a little smoke, that will bring them around and you will have a devious secret. hehehehhehehheheheheh
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Thanks V,
A major brain infarction on my part. Without insulation your effort is a waste of your precious time and money. Thank god for the active and informative mines on the forum. Remember, there are more than one way to skin a cat! But what do you do with a skinned cat? Cover it in rosemary and red wine and bake it in your over and offer it to the neighbors that complains of a little smoke, that will bring them around and you will have a devious secret. hehehehhehehheheheheh
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
You forgot insulation....
Ya really
Is this a good deal? or a good blade
http://www.amazon.com/MK-Diamond-159...mond+saw+blade
or this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bosch-DB1041...item4d011b3dff
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BOSCH-PREMIU...item53f53f2db2Last edited by V-wiz; 03-01-2013, 09:08 PM.
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
Clay, straw, water, casted cement, big green egg? Get started!
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
Thanks David, i think i should be ok with these. At this point im sick and tired of hearing the words Alumina, sand, cement etc. lol. I JUST WANT TO START BUILDING MY OVEN.
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
In Australia the bricklayers clay that is sold for that purpose is not fireclay. It only contains around 10% alumina. A true fireclay as supplied by a refractory supplier is high in alumina and designed for high temperature use, and way more expensive than the cheap bricklayers clay. However, because we only fire to around 500C probably any powdered clay should be OK.
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Good to know Russell thanks.
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Re: Concerning Fire Clay & FireBricks
I used this exact product and like Tscar mentioned it is fire clay. I have a msds for this product. I'm traveling and can send later if u need itLast edited by UtahBeehiver; 02-28-2013, 12:25 PM.
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