this is my first time on this new software. Why the change? this to me is a step backwards. photos are not displayed in post making this inferior to the previous software.
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Nice hearing from you John.
Already have some changes in mind when moving next year.
Firstly will have hearth at same level as table surrounding oven looks better, unless I go with option you chose at front.
Secondly might try for completely mortarless build. Requiring more precise cutting still using tapered fire bricks
Have you done any more on your oven?
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Ah, such a momentous occasion! It's gotta feel good, Colin! The care and attention to detail certainly shows. Congrats!
John
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Originally posted by Gulf View PostColin,
That is a very beautiful oven. I hope that you don't mean "construction" that would hide that great looking hemisphere
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No...... Planter boxes either side with a bench on the right side of Oven in front of the planter box. Then BBQ area and seating along the wall for outdoor dining table, maybe a day bed but haven't decided. Yet.
The IGLOO will remain.
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Hi all
Yippppeeeeeeee, finally finally finished, well sort of.a smidge past 2 years from when I started dome.
The well sort of , is around a rethink around tdc of decorative arch last weekend. Will do this later.
Now I can begin construction around the wfo.
Decorative arch also needs a clean after rendering. I might install some draws later at top of opening area underneath, but that can wait.
But that's it folks apart from minor detail its done.
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That looks really good Colin. You have done the hard yards, it would be a pity to compromise the end result for expediency.
Slowly, slowly catchee monkey.
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Well I'm closer, rendered the base inside, one coat outside then ran out of hebel high build. picked up 3 bags today finish this weekend have a long one.
Have it painted and finally finished next weekend as they sry wait for a week to cure. Hmmmm to wait or not that I is the question. Nice day Saturday paint Sunday hmmmm
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Hi Rosie and Steve.
No, you use a texture sprayer to apply and no brushing is required. I hosed it with a soft jet. Although you have given me an idea for next oven. I have 3 buckets left and will be using for next oven in new place and probably for done feature walls in the garden.
I rendered the oven base over the weekend with hebel high build and have 2 more thin costs to apply them on to the wood work around the oven.
Having hassles colour picking what to paint what presently. Either side of oven will be planters, bbq and seating them coming off the right side off the oven base with an oven take on the right.
Still need to tidy up surrounds given up on decorative Katharine for the moment, it can wait until I finish rest of yard.
Any suggestions for colors of walls and base planters seats etc will be welcomed?
Thought about acratex Steve but feel a bit pricy. Rokcote in QLD have a similar product. The guy I spoke with produced a sample for me. It looks quite effective2 PhotosLast edited by oasiscdm; 03-31-2015, 03:55 AM.
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I used Dulux Acratex and it was about $80 for 4 litres. Sounds like you have a winner there!
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So Colin do you have to wash it to get the flecks to stand out? It is a beautiful shape, I bet that took awhile to be happy with. What you going to do with the left overs? Hmmm, I live in granite country??.
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Originally posted by Greenman View PostI like the look of the finish. Is it waterproof and will it cope with the elements? I used a standard render finish and an acrylic coat over that. I seems to be holding up ok.\
What sort of $$ are you talking for that finish?
Yes it is waterproof and is meant for outdoors. Was reasonably priced @ $100 for a 25 lt pails. As I noted I bought 4 pails.
It is actually cheaper than some texture wall paint finishes out there where you buy only 4 lt @ over $150 [rippp sneeze offffffffffffffffff].
I only need 2 coats [2mm thickness] should only need 1 pail. Guess I'll have to spray a wall or something with the rest..
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I like the look of the finish. Is it waterproof and will it cope with the elements? I used a standard render finish and an acrylic coat over that. I seems to be holding up ok.\
What sort of $$ are you talking for that finish?
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Guess what?
Managed to get 4 25kg buckets of the finish I actually wanted. What an ordeal that was. I contacted the supplier in China a bloke with an English sounding name [Steve Egell] he was quite helpful but put me onto the guy and company I had been conversing for 2 years.
Go figure. But he organised a discussion with the owner
As I have it he had 4 buckets left so I got the lot. I have enough of the stuff for 5 ovens [only need it for this one and the next. But might use it for other purposes.
It will give me the granite finish I was after and is actually better than the original sample I had.
Last 2 photos below arrrrhhhhh oven finally oven rendered time for a beer.6 PhotosLast edited by oasiscdm; 03-15-2015, 01:15 AM.
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Nice to here from you both. I may have to import the product from China I contacted a supplier and he sent an email back telling me to contact the organisation I had been dealing with since I started the oven.
Ironic, so now I will have to sweet talk the guy to get 2 buckets when there minimum order is 1000kg.
Hmmmmmmmmm aim was to finish on 3rd anniversary Daviduntil this hiccup.
Cheers guys
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