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Old 10-26-2009, 05:48 AM
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Kurt,
my oven was rather water logged a couple of months ago (as the rain falls from the outdoor kitchen roof directly onto it and also down the flue void) and although it got to 500˚C it took considerably longer and a lot of extra wood.
You will also find that some woods are better for the oven than others, a little trial and error. There are other threads with such details here within the forum.
I really do need to do a little more excavation, put in the agricultural drain and a small retaining wall and extend the roof for extra protection. On the 'next to do' list.

Cheers.

neill
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Old 10-26-2009, 05:50 AM
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Over the past couple of months, I have build a couple of more storage areas and a couple of lean-to style metal roofs to keep in the forest where I am getting my wood. ...
Lars.
What angle did you use on your lean to's? I've got to build a couple and haven't been able to decide how sharp the angle should be.
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