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05-18-2007, 08:43 PM
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 Re: Heat Stop cost I used 150 lb of heatstop to build my oven, using bricks cut into thirds. 15 buckets at $74 each? Forget about buying refmix, just buy an oven! Rather than open a fourth bag to put on the flue, I mixed up some portland/fireclay/sand mortar. It wasn't quite as smooth, but it bonded very well to the flue pipe. I think it would have done a fine job on the oven.
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