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| can any one help explain the best way to put down the soldier course? I see it put down on the fire brick (like FB plans) and I also see the soldier course put down on the hearth and the floor of the WFO is cut perfectly inside, it looks like a lot more work. I don't mind the work if there is a advantage. Thank you Jakers |
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| Both ways work fine. It's a matter of personal choice. Professional ovens are built with the floor entirely inside the dome, because in a oven in continuous use every day the floor can need replacement every decade or so. This usually isn't the case in home ovens. I built my dome on the floor: I thought it would spread the load a little bit, and as you pointed out it's less fussy cutting.
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| Thank you very much that makes my choice a lot easier and a lot less time on the brick saw. |
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