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| Well, I guess I got the answer I kinda knew already ;-) Thanks guys for taken the time to explain (prob. for the nth time) the bleeding obvious. I will behave and follow the dimensions described in Pompeii Oven | Dimensions I think I might play with the egg-shaped idea in the future for a wood burner that is purely decorative. Cheers. matt |
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| As I indicated before, I think the egg is an interesting fireplace substitute that is certainly more versatile than a Rumsford. And it could do some reasonable cooking - especially for appetizers and conventional fireplace food. Good luck with the Pompeii. I don't think you will regret it! It is a versatile and great design. Best! Jay |
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