40" oven build with questions I couldn't find answers to.

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  • mk e
    Laborer
    • Sep 2018
    • 95

    #16
    Originally posted by UtahBeehiver
    I went through a baker dozen of diamond wet saw blades in my build.
    Oh man.....I dont think I spent an hour sawing, 90 minutes at most.

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    • mk e
      Laborer
      • Sep 2018
      • 95

      #17
      Originally posted by Ible
      some bricks are easier than others, these diablos are very hard. that said I will do what it takes to make a close to perfect job, do i insulate the deck from the dome?
      Normally the dome sits directly on the deck, it doesn't have to but it sure makes things easy. They are both hot so no need to insult between them.....you want to enclose the heat, not divide it.

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      • UtahBeehiver
        Member Moderator
        • May 2012
        • 5260

        #18
        Here is a build by an old timer called Tscarborough where he used wedges or voussoirs to fill wide gaps in an arch.

        Russell
        https://photos.google.com/album/AF1Q...L9lr_UnUgJbF3Z

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        • Ible
          Serf
          • Sep 2018
          • 14

          #19
          Ok listened..and changed a few things will use half bricks, the sheer length made the bricks too thin if I din not want a 2" mortar fill joint on the back side. but now the oven is 48" same footprint, the dome will be laid upon the pizza oven floor bricks.

          Can I use the k26 insulation brick for the entrance< I will be covering it with plate stainless anyway to avoid were and tear,

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          • Ible
            Serf
            • Sep 2018
            • 14

            #20
            Here is the Jack Arch I want to incorporate into the opening, has anyone done one of these? I can also can run all thread rods to joint the brick from separating, this is done to existing structures to meet seismic codes .

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            • Ible
              Serf
              • Sep 2018
              • 14

              #21
              ready to through rod and mortar.

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