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Old 12-10-2007, 04:11 PM
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I agree.

Very nice work Dusty.

And the back will definitely start to feel the pain now~!

Keep it up.

looking awesome!


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Old 12-10-2007, 05:13 PM
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Dusty, I am so happy knowing you got back to the dome. Remember that once you are done, to wait a week befor ANY cures. You can use that time wisely to work on the island framing. You can't leave that awesome charcoal grill in a box forever? Oh ya, and the monster salmon going by you right now?
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Boy, she's looking great! Really nice work Dusty.
Thanks George. Trying to keep a steady pace, seems like a marathon.

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Your back will really start to hurt once you start working hunched over from the outside.
Yea, but I have to get out of there soon. Spilled my beer in there yesterday! Some things I just can't tolerate.

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Have you got firewood already to go?
Funny you should ask. I have a bunch of apricot and peach limbs already, and my neighbors are having their huge cherry tree taken down tommorow and promised to save the wood for my oven.
Good karma or just lucky- either way, I'm psyched!

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Dusty, Remember that once you are done, to wait a week befor ANY cures.
I agree. I just hope I have that kind of patience. My wood will still be green - that should help slow me down.

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Probably a few. I sure haven't slowed any of them down! I need to take a brick break and get after them. Planning on Wed. night.

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Old 12-11-2007, 05:36 PM
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Post a pic if you make a catch.

Sounds like you got your hands on some great wood. Get it split up and stacked ASAP. I let mine sit unsplit for a year and it's still not ready to go.

Tight lines!
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Old 12-16-2007, 05:12 AM
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Dusty, you have been too quiet. What have you accomplished lately? Did you end up fishing Wednesday night?
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Dusty, you have been too quiet.
Yea, I have been busy. Holiday busy, busy at work, but busy on my oven too. Finished course 10 today. That puts me past the arch. Going to be alot smoother now. Plan on getting close to the top tommorow.
Haven't measured lately, but I'm getting up there!


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And fishing?
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And fishing?
Man, I am going blind. I thought, at first, you wrote "finishing".
Yes, I did go out Wed. night. Never saw a fish. Nothin'. Not even any other fisherman. Bad sign. That may be it for me this season.

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Ended up being a productive day, even though I wasn't able to start until after 1 o'clock. I am 1/3 through with course 12. Using new method. I cut, fit, then set three or four bricks at a time.
I have moved my saw AND Mr. Heater into the oven house. Very cozy in there now.
Everything going smooth. Didn't get ant pictures, but my son kyle did.

23 1/2" Tall and I am now only slightly smaller than the hole in the top!

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