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Got the second flue cut yesterday - got the idea from David. Had to use a dry blade so it was pretty messy work. This is as high as I am going to go. Hopefully it draws well.
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Originally posted by christo View Post
I think I have the same grill light as you - mine unfortunately has a rusted stem - apparently I nicked the plastic covering and water found it's way in.
Christo
You would think that they would make them out of stainless, charge us for it, and call it good.
Les...Last edited by Les; 09-01-2008, 05:35 PM.
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so far it doesn't look like squares and circles have been a problem to you!!!
I still go back to how much I like the dark mortar.
I think I have the same grill light as you - mine unfortunately has a rusted stem - apparently I nicked the plastic covering and water found it's way in. Other than that, I like it.
Christo
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Another milestone passed. Got the arch done. I'm hoping that things get a little faster from here. Tyeing into the dome is going to require a lot of grinding I'm afraid. Square's and curves don't get along too well.
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Originally posted by Frances View PostGorilla glue... now there's something I never heard of before!
Les, your dome looks fantastic on the outside, too. I love its elegant shape with just the hint of a point on top!
It's the point that I was trying to get rid of.I moved on to getting all the brickwork done and may go back and revisit the dome. In time, I may just say "good enough"
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Gorilla glue... now there's something I never heard of before!
Les, your dome looks fantastic on the outside, too. I love its elegant shape with just the hint of a point on top!
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I have used many materials to build this oven; super glue, gorilla glue, and finally hot melt glue. BUT, today, I used the mother of all - Duct tape. I knew it would be a matter of time, just didn't know where. When I sat my first arches, I took great pain cutting shallow slots into 1/4 wood so I could build the forms. This will work just as well.
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Got the acrylic stucco on today. That's another nasty job - It's like working with sand that is soaked in paint, clean up is a bitch (still more to do when it dry's). I also got the first course of common brick down with the re-bar to solidify the walls. As much as I hate to do it, I think I will hit it again with the stucco - try and get a more uniform finish.
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once a big dog always a big dog, where the poop is concerned.
roflmao!!!!
btw really like the tools you have come up with there. i have the stainless steel to work that end when the time comes.
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Originally posted by BrritSki View PostThe shovel is a pooper scooper ?
What size dogs do you have out there ????
Ciao Rog
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It was online, I don't recall where but I can find out for you tonight. Also, it is bolted on. The welding I had to do was for the shovel - it needed a 90 degree bend.
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Where'd you find that brush head, Home Depot?
I'm going to make one tonight. Though I can't weld, so I'll have to bolt on a handle.
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Love those tools and just wish I had any welding skills - yours look fine to me!
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I dig the tool rack. I'm totally stealing that idea & design.
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