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pugboy wrote:leighton rice
check phone book
massy also has a company on smr after claxton bay which might have
what design and size you looking at ?
pugboy wrote:how much experience you have making these type of pizzas?
pugboy wrote:So how much you think it will cost to build a brick oven plus time and effort ?
Those roccbox/ooni ovens do the same job with less heat up time, space and portable too.
You won’t find any other device hitting 800f.
pizzas baked at high temps 750+ are where the difference between an average pizza vs a great pizza lies
shaha87 wrote:The dome shaped ones radiate heat better imo. Leighton rice has the mortar for ~$550 ish, more than enough to build a 30” dome shaped oven. Use a thin coat (2mm-3mm) to stick bricks together. When the mass is heated properly you can bake bread in it or do a long slow braise. I have a bunch of extra fire bricks left over from a project I was doing; PM me if you’re interested.
shaha87 wrote:The dome shaped ones radiate heat better imo. Leighton rice has the mortar for ~$550 ish, more than enough to build a 30” dome shaped oven. Use a thin coat (2mm-3mm) to stick bricks together. When the mass is heated properly you can bake bread in it or do a long slow braise. I have a bunch of extra fire bricks left over from a project I was doing; PM me if you’re interested.
Rooks Engineering in San dochinee4444 wrote:I'm looking to build a furnace to melt metal but don't know where to get the materials, any help will be appreciated. Trying to find where they fire bricks, ceramic fiber insulation an crucibles.
Question can I use the refractory cement to cast like the cylindrical walls of the furnace?
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