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| i am building an alan scott oven and was wondering if i should use the fireclay mortar mix (10 - 3 - 1-1/2) or just type s mortar for building the chimney. any ideas on which would be the better choice? thanks, bernie |
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| Bernie, I'd stick with the fireclay mix as the Portland cannot withstand the higher temperatures. I know that it's a chimney that you are referring to, but they still get pretty hot. Go the safe way rather than inviting problems to your build. Rastys |
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