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| Hi Im building an oval Pompaii Igloo oven : 24" x 42" inside clear. Any words of wisdom as I embark? I think Ill use foam forms or 3 of the Irreplaceable tools to keep track of the radii. I plan to use the recommended ht @ 20" & door criteria of an average between the 36" & 42" dome igloo designs. Chimney vent to be brick built 3" x 14"- is there any engineering #'s, rules of thumb etc for chimney calks other than 3x door ht? I'm guessing that the oval dome will perform better than a vault, not as good as a round dome- any experience w/ a masonry oval dome to give me advice as to what some difficulties or pitfalls I may need to consider? The oval shape is a product of available room and final design. I'm planning on using Muddox fire brick-- only 26% alumina though- Any better production firebrick for the price ±$1.08 ea, commonly carried by masonry supply houses? Thanks, Rich |
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