Good catch. I forgot to mention that. That is one of the more critical design issues that must be followed to get the oven to function properly.
Randy
MY NEW 42"OVEN BUILD.
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Door width is not critical so 20" is fine, door height is though, should be 63-65% of dome height.Leave a comment:
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I think most of your dementions look pretty good. Your door may be a little wide but doable. The one I may want to change is the revel at the oven entry. I would recommend another. 5" on each side. So 1.5" on each side. The rest looks good.
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JRPIZZA thanks for the reply, Yes I was planning on a 2" FB boards but the shipping from California was too much for me. And now I will just have to go with a single layer of 2.5" as you have made me aware IIvancito, what is your plan for stacking the Insblok and getting a double layer? You were planning on insulating under your dome, weren't you? I had the same thickness of boards, and it took 10 boards to go under my floor and dome bricks. I used an additional 2 boards under my vent floor, but in retrospect I am not sure they were needed. My oven OD was 48 inches (39" ID) and with the 5 boards doubled there was very little waste. Are you sure you are going to be able to do double thickness under a 42" ID oven with 9 boards?
don't have enough boards to double stack. Thanks for the help, much appreciated.
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Here is my floor template on luan plywood. Can you guys take a look and see if the dimensions will work for my 42" build.
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Thanks Gulf for the good explanation.A "subsriber" would be the person who started the thread and all who who have responded to the thread. Anyone who is "subsribed" to a thread should recieve a notification in their forum Messages (top right of the page) , if the thread has had a response. If all the settings and preferences are satisfied in the user profiles, each subscriber should also recieve an email notification that a new post has been added to that discussion. One can also subscribe to a thread that they are interested in by just selecting the subscribe box on that thread without posting.
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Ivancito, what is your plan for stacking the Insblok and getting a double layer? You were planning on insulating under your dome, weren't you? I had the same thickness of boards, and it took 10 boards to go under my floor and dome bricks. I used an additional 2 boards under my vent floor, but in retrospect I am not sure they were needed. My oven OD was 48 inches (39" ID) and with the 5 boards doubled there was very little waste. Are you sure you are going to be able to do double thickness under a 42" ID oven with 9 boards?Leave a comment:
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A "subsriber" would be the person who started the thread and all who who have responded to the thread. Anyone who is "subsribed" to a thread should recieve a notification in their forum Messages (top right of the page) , if the thread has had a response. If all the settings and preferences are satisfied in the user profiles, each subscriber should also recieve an email notification that a new post has been added to that discussion. One can also subscribe to a thread that they are interested in by just selecting the subscribe box on that thread without posting.
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Can someone explain what the subscriber check box means on my post, I am a newbie to any forum and not sure what all the setting in my profile mean.
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That's ok I will just repost again.Ivancito,
Your posts must have been written at just the (wrong) time during the migration and did not save to the thread. The good news is that I have them as emails and can send them to you to post again if you'd like - just let me know. Please let anyone else know that if they have the same issue.
Mitch
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Hi Guys, Getting started again on my WFO and was able to buy 9 boards of INSBLOCK19 for $20. each. More than I needed but now I can double stack and get 5"inches under my cooking floor. I have also been busy calling on masonry suppliers for fire brick prices, found 300 low duty buff bricks at $1.45 each. The red bricks were also available at the same price but I like the buff color. All I need now is the HB saw to go on sale and I can start the floor cuts. Looking forward to hearing from all the members on this great site.
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Ivancito,
Your posts must have been written at just the (wrong) time during the migration and did not save to the thread. The good news is that I have them as emails and can send them to you to post again if you'd like - just let me know. Please let anyone else know that if they have the same issue.
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Take a look at the note, on the main Forum page, from the administrator regarding the change in the file servers. It should answer your question.Leave a comment:
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Ivancito,
I remember seeing your posts last night. I'm missing at least one from yesterday. There was a migration to a new server today. That may be the price we have to pay for a faster forum. (It is much faster this evening) Here is a "shout out" to Mitch Guest.Leave a comment:





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