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Got invited to a mates place in the break Great pizza for lunch. best roast lamb and veg for evening meal......Shame about his door
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Mate... pretty ugly but I have got to admit the thing worked a treat...can't believe a piece of aluminum foil could stop that ply from burning!
Anyway I have made this one for him which is little tidier than my own.
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Its basically 75mm... 3in Hebel block bolted to a 10mm ply front (non gal bolts) another piece of 10mm ply screwed to the first covering the bolt heads which do get hot. The handles scewed to this so they two remain cool.
A revel is then cut into the hebel ..the stuff cuts like butter you can saw, chisel or rasp to shape. The door can then be used to seal all that heat when the fires out for some slow cooking. My original one has survived about a year quite well handles the heat alright. It has a crack in the hebel block (from a fall).... now I better build myself new one with the extra prettier wood to cover the boltheads.
Regards dave
Got invited to a mates place in the break Great pizza for lunch. best roast lamb and veg for evening meal......Shame about his door
Mate... pretty ugly but I have got to admit the thing worked a treat...can't believe a piece of aluminum foil could stop that ply from burning!
Anyway I have made this one for him which is little tidier than my own.
[ATTACH]
Its basically 75mm... 3in Hebel block bolted to a 10mm ply front (non gal bolts) another piece of 10mm ply screwed to the first covering the bolt heads which do get hot. The handles scewed to this so they two remain cool.
A revel is then cut into the hebel ..the stuff cuts like butter you can saw, chisel or rasp to shape. The door can then be used to seal all that heat when the fires out for some slow cooking. My original one has survived about a year quite well handles the heat alright. It has a crack in the hebel block (from a fall).... now I better build myself new one with the extra prettier wood to cover the boltheads.
Regards dave
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