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| Hello All, Another South Australian here about to embark on the building of a wood oven. As has been mentioned in this forum - firebricks here in SA cost around $5 each. I have come across some free fire bricks (enough for the hearth - will use red brick for the dome) and am unsure if they are suitable for the oven. I found the 'specs' for the bricks online and they are 50% Silica and 46% Alumina. I have a feeling the Alumina content is too high for this application - can anyone confirm. Thanks heaps, Peter |
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