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Old 11-16-2007, 01:59 PM
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dusty dome 4" tall -- so far! Just started. Mat be 6 1/2" tall by today and so on...

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Ahh... I get your point. It's all uphill from there.

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Worked all day out there today and got half way done with the forth course. Lots of cuts but everything going smooth. I start each course by cutting every brick and numbering them - seems to take about an hour. Then I set them and cut the next row.
Seems bigger in there to me now!?

dusty

Used the cut-off wedges this time between the second and third course.
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Your 6 inch dome is looking really good Dusty.

The higher you get the quicker it goes.... except for the dome to opening transition.

Take your time and enjoy the ride. It may be the only oven you will ever get to build.

Have fun.

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BTW - Keep posting. I am living vicariously at this point.
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BTW - Keep posting. I am living vicariously at this point.[/quote]

I will as long as you keep showing those pizzas and shroom hor de vours. That's what keeps me going.
I love your "badWFO, but I think I like "bad WOFO even better!

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I love your "badWFO, but I think I like "bad WOFO even better!
The Samuel L. Jackson term for a pizza oven
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I was thinking George Foreman, but yea Ken, you get the idea.

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I love your "badWFO, but I think I like "bad WOFO even better!

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I must agree bad WOFO is the shiznit.

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For now on my oven will be known as my bad WOFO!



Have a good Thanksgiving Dusty.


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I must agree bad WOFO is the shiznit.
LOL... I must be getting old. I had to look up "shiznit" in the urban dictionary.
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Thats funny Ken, but I'm calling bullshit on the urban dictionizel!

Dave, yours is a true badMOWOFO!

Gobble Gobble

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