My Cast Refractory Oven Build Other Oven Types Discuss My Cast Refractory Oven Build in the Pizza Oven Design and Installation forums; hey joey Glad to see that worked out for you Good luck with the rest of the build Mark...

[ThisOldGarageNJ]

hey joey

Glad to see that worked out for you

Good luck with the rest of the build

Mark

[JoeyVelderrain]

well, with the help of my two boys the dome is on the trailer.

with the stack...


and the inside of the oven.


next... MORE PERLCRETE INSULATION!!

[ThisOldGarageNJ]

very cool....

congrats

[david s]

How do you think those springs will take the weight? Good idea to put some shocks on. Where will your oven door fit, there doesn't appear to be a rebate for it to sit against.

[JoeyVelderrain]

Originally Posted by david s

How do you think those springs will take the weight? Good idea to put some shocks on. Where will your oven door fit, there doesn't appear to be a rebate for it to sit against.

Actually it is the tires that I may need to change. They are only rated to 1800lbs and I will be close to that when I am done.
how necessary is the door anyway? i think i can make one that will fit snugly enough to seal without a relief for it.

[kombiman]

Have you any fasteninging plans? I would hate to see it move if you have to brake hard on bumpy ground...

[JoeyVelderrain]

Originally Posted by kombiman

Have you any fasteninging plans? I would hate to see it move if you have to brake hard on bumpy ground...

yes. I plan a web of chicken wire draped over it and attached to the frame and then ny perlcrete insulation over it and then stucco over that...what do you think?

[ThisOldGarageNJ]

Hey Joey,
How often do you plan on moving it ??

Actually it is the tires that I may need to change.

I would definitely get bigger tires and keep the pressure lower for a little more cushion.....

I plan a web of chicken wire draped over it and attached to the frame and then my perlcrete insulation over it and then stucco over that...

I "think" that sounds good.. I really dont know how else you could do it.. Im sure its not gonna fall off, and Im sure you wont be doing 70 when you trailer it either... so within reason, I dont see any reason your method wouldnt work.. and honestly I cant think of any other way... sounds like a plan

when u say chicken wire.... maybe a more stable kind of strapping... like the kind plumbers use, (not copper) i think it might be galvanized..

Cheers
Mark

When your done a video of you driving it around would be great !!!

[JoeyVelderrain]

Originally Posted by ThisOldGarageNJ

Hey Joey,
How often do you plan on moving it ?? I would definitely get bigger tires and keep the pressure lower for a little more cushion.....

The occasionaltail gate, trip to the lake....etc... I agree on the tires.

when u say chicken wire.... maybe a more stable kind of strapping... like the kind plumbers use, (not copper) i think it might be galvanized..

Cheers
Mark

When your done a video of you driving it around would be great !!!

I agree on the strapping material, and I don't think I will need the chicken wire to apply the perlcrete and stucco.
I will definetely take a video and pictures at our first tail gate!

[JoeyVelderrain]

first curing fire....