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| Hi All, great forum. Am currently planning a 42" WFO. Currently thinking of using bookleaf blue stone for the outside of the dome, still trying to source firebricks atr a reasonable cost, if not ill use clay pavers. |
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| Littlehampton pavers have firebricks for $6, which can add up, but you can also get their 'seconds'. These may have slight chips but you can go through them and choose the best ones. They sell for $3.50. Last edited by wil.b; 08-16-2009 at 11:44 AM. |
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| Cheers mate. Littlehampton dont give any details on the make up of their bricks. There are a few places interstate that them for alot less, yet to work on freight though! |
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| 3G go for the Littelehampton 4" fired clay pavers for around a dollar each, when cut are only .50c each. I used around 130 full bricks (dome and hearth) for 40" oven and they are as good and fired to 1200˚C. Good to see another Adelaidian on board, you make it 19 in this fine city of ours. Rastys |
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| Cheers Rastys, sounds like the way to go. Will head up to Littlehampton to have a look. 19 in Adelaide is great |
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| Although located in Adelaide I want to build a WFO in Robe this Xmas.. so was interested in this thread will think of a few key Questions to ask the Adelaide / SA group... cheers Nobby |
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| Welcome aboard Nobby, great to see another Aussie getting involved and planning an oven Where abouts are you located in Adelaide? I have 19 other members listed as in Adelaide or the Adelaide hills, with a few more in the country. Now that you have introduced yourself, get in and follow some of the builds,as your questions, visit some if you can and then get your materials sourced and get into building it. You should have one finished in time for that big Christmas cook up. I have the traditional family gathering this year at our home (aroung 25-30 mouths to feed) so the oven has been booked for roasting the turkey, lamb, pork and all the baked veggies. No, no pizzas and we usually stuff ourselves stupid on the day. Anyway, keep in touch, ask your questions and post plenty of pictures. Cheers. Neill
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| Thanks Neill In Kensington I reckon that I will work my way through the plans ..and then ask a heap of questions! especially on where to get various components at a reasonable price great to have a big Aussie contingent and then an Adelaide subgroup Anyone in the Sth East of Sth Aust...Mt Gambier? Cheers |
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