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  • geisen
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    Repaired the arch brick this weekend, ran some electricity and started preping for the scratch coat.

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  • geisen
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    Les
    thanks, reading through all the ebooks now. trying to wrap my brain around a sequence of cooking pizza in the afternoon on a saturday, puting some kinda stew and veggie to cook saturday night for sunday nights dinner with fresh bread i bake sunday morning. Nobody said we were gonna have to think to master this......
    greg

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  • Les
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    Sweet! Nice looking door Greg. The temps look like you have some good cooking in your future.

    Les...

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  • geisen
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    Built a door last weekend.
    made a tray out of sheet metal.
    Made a door out of tung and groove pine wainscot.
    filled the tray with vermiculite and connected the two with a 2.5 inch wide alum band.
    After cooking pizzas on Sunday still had 450 dome and 400 floor deg F on Monday morning.

    First pizzas with 00 Pizza flour. Wow, what a difference. Made handling and sliding a breeze. also first time using my live yeast from www.Sourdo.com
    D-Lish
    Last edited by geisen; 10-04-2009, 09:30 AM.

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  • geisen
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    That's a riot. It would be great to have a founding father stop by next time you are in San Diego. Even if you didn't have a awesome WFO, you would still need a firestick......lots of fun and completely lit is 3mins or less. Love you stone work, left a question for you on your thread.
    Greg

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  • bbell
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    And great build and pizzas as well!

    Decades ago my father and two friends started pickleball. It still cracks me up when I see it around and about. Great game.

    I need a firestick!

    Bill

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  • geisen
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    Bill
    Pickleball, Speed Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Badmitten and skates are all doable. Check out Sport Court? - Backyard Game Courts and Indoor Sports Flooring.
    Greg

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  • bbell
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    Greg,

    Looks great!

    Is that a pickleball court or tennis?

    Bill

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  • geisen
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    Ordered some Italian live Yeast from sourdo.com.
    Made a proof box and grew some new friends.
    Also got a 55lb bag of Caputo 00 Pizza flour.
    Can't wait to try this crust.

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  • geisen
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    This a photo from the back corner of our lot. the silver chiminey, which will be covered in stone, can be seen on the left.
    regards
    Greg
    Last edited by geisen; 09-27-2009, 07:39 AM.

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  • geisen
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    Couldn't keep it easy. The front face has to 45Deg faces on each edge. The upper level has 6 faces .

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  • geisen
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    Second batch of pizzas. Dough is good. Chefs tecnique still needs work.

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  • geisen
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    Thanks for the advice, I'll post pictures.
    REgards
    greg

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  • Ken524
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    I second the motion. Soak the brick and dampen the two other bricks, butter it with mortar and stick it in there.

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  • Mitchamus
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    Originally posted by geisen View Post
    Clean off the mortar, put on fresh mortar and try again?
    bingo.

    I'd be putting the form back in there too!

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