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08-29-2011, 10:19 PM
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 Brick Chimney or Stucco Chimney Pipe? Hey guys. On page 58 of the Pompeii plans Version 2.0, there are 2 pictures of igloo enclosure ovens. I prefer the look of the brick chimney. Looking at a picture of my oven how it looks today (attached), is there a way I can still do this with regular brick (not firebrick)? If not, the picture on the left in the Pompeii plans shows a chimney pipe that has been stucco'd. Can someone explain to me the proper way to do this? Thank you so much! PS - Just to clarify, in the picture of my oven, I am only doing an initial test fire. The anchor plate/chimney pipe has not been mortared in yet, but I was hoping to do it tomorrow.  |
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#2
01-03-2012, 09:42 AM
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| Re: Brick Chimney or Stucco Chimney Pipe? I also prefer the look of the brick chimney pipe. hope somebody can help you, keep it up. |
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