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  • Chach
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    Very Nice and symmetrical! You should be proud!

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  • jamel
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    I didn’t leave enough room for mortar on my plug and had to hit it pretty hard to get it in. The fit on the plug was so tight in fact it chipped out two small sections on the adjacent chain. I was able mortar them back on but you can still see the damage. Bummer!!
    This was as far as I was able to get before it was too cold and damp in the fall of 2018. All wrapped up in tarps and waiting for spring
    Last edited by jamel; 01-16-2019, 01:05 PM.

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  • jamel
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    Almost there!

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  • jamel
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    A lot of custom cuts to compensate for the droop from the arch. Couldn’t correct all of it but for the most part I was able to get my upper chains level
    Last edited by jamel; 01-16-2019, 12:30 PM.

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  • Chach
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    Very Nice!

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  • deejayoh
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    That's some very nice work. Looks quite neat!

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  • jamel
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    Closed the arch which took some fiddling back and forth. I’m learning to be more patient but at the cost of a few hairs

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  • jamel
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    After building an IT I began the first courses. It truly is an indispensable tool. I built an compound adjustable angle device to make precise cuts but it flopped and was inconsistent. Ended picking up a 10” compound saw at a metal recycling plant for $60 which is proving to be able to give me decent results

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  • jamel
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    I ended up using 5 thermo 12 boards for my insulation. Then laid out my cooking floor. I installed a thermal break between oven and vent chamber using a left over piece of 1/4 insulation paper. I’ve got a 1/4 SS tube that will rest on top if the insulation paper and be about 1/8” below the cooking floor.
    Last edited by jamel; 01-16-2019, 01:26 PM.

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  • Chach
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    I priced the thermal 12 gold. I think that may be what I purchase. It is pretty reasonably priced at $5.49 a square foot not bad since everything else I saw was ridiculously priced. How many boards did you buy for your oven?

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  • jamel
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    I used thermo-12 gold. Came in boards 2”x12”x36”. The dome is actually already done. I just need to organize my photos and get them up.
    I’m in the middle of a deep freeze right now with more snow in forecast but I want to be ready for spring
    Last edited by jamel; 01-15-2019, 08:08 PM.

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  • cbailey
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    Very nice start. Good choice with the foam glass. I already had my floor laid with 2" of insulating board. I'm always concerned with it getting wet.

    Are you currently able to work on your dome, considering the season?

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  • Chach
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    What type and brand of insulating board did you use...looks good!

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  • jamel
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    37” Pompeii in SW ontario

    Well, I’ve decided to take the plunge and build a Pizza oven. This site has been invaluable and giving me ideas and direction. I’ve settled on a 37” Pompeii design with a full arched opening and a walled enclosure. I actually started the project last year so I’m a little behind in my posts. I went with foam glass Option to help keep thing dry

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