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Re: JayMez and the Oven Design
Just to let you know, in case you were worried, you are not alone in this kind of sketch work. I've been doing it for a few weeks too. I find it interesting to look at the evolution of my sketches.
I have a couple of comments, but please take them with a grain of salt: the only oven building experience I have is reading threads here. With that in mind, here are some thoughts.
I'm not sure you want all the cut blue bricks in the same vertical line. I would think separating them would be stronger.
Also, If the cut blue bricks are close to the entrance, you will not see them when you look into the oven. The way it is currently drawn gives you a seam in the back right.
The running bond floor will certainly work, but people seem to prefer the herringbone pattern.
I think connecting the cast arch to the dome could be tricky. But you might be going to all brick now.
All the best,
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I could definatley stagger them. If anything it would individualize the odd spot more. The archway will probably be done with halved brick. I will probably just cut them to fit the form of the archway. For each chain that meets the opening I will cut those to form fit as well.
whenever I get a quote on local materials I will start my build.
Thanks for the input
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I agree, herringbone is easy to do, looks interesting and I can attest to the odd edge that sticks up here and there and my peel and pans slide right over.
Also, I was just about to discourage you from cutting a brick into so many little pieces. That's a lot more cuts, a lot more $25-$100 diamond blades and bricks dust/clay caught in the wet-saw's water pan is a pain to wash out every day. It's also harder to offset the vertical joints to avoid longer cracks.
HOWEVER, that said, for a 42" oven using half bricks, we (most) end up going to 3rds anyway by the 4th course and soon after near the top, 4ths, 5ths and more to close the thing up. So cutting whole fire brick into smaller pieces early on is only a little more work. But still, although I certainly can appreciate the look of tiny brick pieces (it would be so cool ) After you finish it, you don't see it that much in your oven. IMO just using 3rds for the whole thing (ok 4ths) would get you there too without much more work.
Also, I really like how you plan on going without a tall soldier. You are correct, it is a week spot (though certainly not a real issue).
Also remember: You want your oven to be made of firebrick with as little of mortar as needed to hold it (ideally). Smaller bricks will help you get a tighter fit if done well but so will good taper cuts (hopefully better than mine ). I used FB's Refmix for 70% of my oven and I love it...really strong stuff.
Great job on your sketchup and it's admirable you are planing this out so well. It will be a better build for all thought and work.
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Re: JayMez and the Oven Design
The Brick texture in sketchup is just to show how that is the floor brick and not a piece of FB board or something. I plan to do a herringbone pattern. I did not recieve a response via email. However today I drove over there as the place is right by where I work. I didnt get a full spec on anything other than the fact that a split fire brick would cost me $1.43/brick . I am now the happy owner of a free sample of one . I am thinking I will cut the split brick as it is 1 1/4" and the dimension originally planned is 1"x2.5x4.5". The Dimension now would be 1 1/4"x 2 1/2"x 4 3/8" . I am going to see if its viable to split this block along 3 lines in the block to get 3 regular blocks and one 1 and 1/4" x1 1/4" block for the top of the dome.
Dino I appreciate your input and I'd like to know is the refmix still available? I don't see it in the FB store. I am generally not informed on where I might get some. Either way I need a choice of mortar.
My father was telling me that him and his father had built a furnace once and that the way they split the brick was to weld a piece of metel sticking up off a platform like seen above. So I am going to be experimenting a little with my free brick. In the mean time make of this what you will.
Thanks so far for your input
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I'm not certain the thermal mass of this 42" dome made with 1" thick brick would be any higher then a dome made with 2 1/2" thick brick. The dome is still 42" at the base and I presume hemispherical.
A dome with thicker brick might have more refractory mortar but the question is which holds more heat (technically which has a higher specific heat). It's actually possible the mortar has a higher specific heat and that this oven would heat faster. A quick google search and I can find a value for the specific heat of fire brick, but nothing for refractory mortar (and I'm sure both fire brick and refractory mortars vary a lot).
Has anyone done any measurements to try to figure out which takes more energy to heat up? (E.G. make a chunk of refractory mortar with the same weight as a chunk of fire brick and heat both with a torch for 5 minutes and measure how much the temperature changed? You would want a small mass of both so you don't get confused by the conductive properties.)
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I talked to the makers of Heat stop 50 today. They indicated teh density of heat stop 50 mortar is about 75% of firebrick, but they had no data on the specific heat or conductivity of the mortar.
He agreed with my guess that heating times for mortar and brick would be similar (but I think he was just guessing).
He asserted, as did Dino, that the mortar is intended to be used for narrow joints to hold the fire brick together.
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When designing your entry way, consider that when cooking, you have to reach in and see in. You may want to consider making it as shallow as possible - just deep enough to support whatever vent / chimney you decide on.
I may be missing something, but if you want to use thinner bricks have you considered "splits" which are 1 1/4 x 4 1/2 x 9 ?
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An update-
.I will be posting some pictures of progress soon. As for the brick layout of the dome I'm thinking about making a dome like Wiley's steel dome. http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/f43/...oven-3717.html (Steel Dome Oven) It's a better design IMO. I feel as though I have similar recources and ability. However, I "don't remember" seeing Fondu Lafarge on here or any mention of mixing it with basalt or taprock when I was looking into casting (can anyone provide me with a link or fill me in on how it's used?)
So now that the rain is subsidingwhere I am I recently poored the floor of my foundation (not the hearth/oven floor to avoid confusion) and I got my head back into the firebrick layout of my oven. In consideration of shortening brick I just did a little google sketchup designing and some math and to make a long explanation short it seems that generally tapering your brick is more cost effective and more efficient.
My Fathers Father used to own a galvinizing business (he also used to collect junk) but he apparently had to cast something in refractory to use as a smelter ...and so after telling my dad about the design of the brick he says "ya know ther's another way you can do that." I went on to tell him about how cracking is a real problem with these builds but he insisted "not if you do it right" and so I'm now inclined on maybe looking around for a steel container to go with a Wiley design (my dad may even have an old one) or looking for something castable.
If there are any among you who think that I shouldn't take this route speak now ... if not speak later and I will probably only be up to pooring my oven floor anyway.
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I don't know anything about pooring, but if you are going to cut bricks I would tell you to get a saw. Any saw, that is to make nice clean cuts. Breaking them sounds like a nightmare when you want to make a specific size brick. Most people use the somewhat disposable Chicago brick saw from HF.
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there are several things from twich plugin that you can recreate, but you can't really prerender it. Twich is a plugin that applies to customized content that user will replace with his. talking about recreation. You can keyframe position or add wiggle to position to recreate sliding. you can applie blur and add wiggle to it. you can use exposure or contrast/brightness plugins to make light flickering. you can use hue/saturation to make color flickers. and you can make the chroma aberration to recreate the color channel split (http://ae.tutsplus.com/tutorials/motion-graphics/learn-how-to-create-chromatic-aberration/)I thought about recreation but it will be complicated… so maybe i will not use this plug in…
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- Contract of sale marked 'Copy' for Lot 197 at the Naval Base Port Estate, issued to John Thomas Talbot by Orchard Planters (Australia) Pty Ltd as agents for Mr George Henry Stacey, dated 10 December 1918.
The Naval Base Port Estate was one of several land sales of subdivisions that occurred at Bittern and Cribb Point with the construction of the Naval Base. While the completion of the Naval Base did see increased development of the area, it was as emerging townships rather than a centre of industry which was how it was promoted to investors.
In their pitch to investors Orchard Planters Pty Ltd billed the area as 'the Portsmouth of Australia' with the proximity of the Flinders Naval Base and Bittern Railway Station and development of the naval base given as reasons the land would rapidly increase in value. However on visiting their new investment many purchasers felt the value of the land, both actual and potential, had been inflated. By 1922 Orchard Planters Pty Ltd was in liquidation and many investors were suing the company claiming misrepresentation of the value, position and money already expended on the estate.
John Thomas Talbot served with the AIF in World War I, joining in 1914 and being discharged in August 1918 with Trachoma. Five of his brothers, one sister and two of his brother's in-law enlisted and saw service in World War I with two of his brothers being killed at the front.
Although born and raised in Moyston, Victoria, two of John's sisters and his mother were living in South Melbourne in 1918 and it appears he was living with or near them when he made this purchase. Whether he purchased the land as an investment or with the intention of living there is unknown. He passed away in Melbourne in 1958.
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|Printed on front: 'Copy / PARTICULARS, CONDITIONS, AND CONTRACT OF SALE / OF / FREEHOLD PROPERTY / KNOWN AS THE / Naval Base Port Estate, / BITTERN' [extensive text]
Printed on reverse: 'Dated Dec 10th 1918 / Orchard Planters (Australia) Pty. Ltd. / AS AGENTS FOR / MR. GEORGE HENRY STACEY, / TO / J. T. Talbot / Re "TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1890" / Particulars and Conditions of Sale / Of LOT No. 197 on / Plan of Subdivision / OF THE / Naval Base Port Estate / Near the Bittern Railway Station and / Westernport Naval Base. / ORCHARD PLANTERS (AUSTRALIA) / PTY. LTD., / SCOTTISH HOUSE / 90 WILLIAM STREET, / MELBOURNE. / TELEPHONE 6084. / BAYLES, HAMILTON & WILKS, / 413 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE, / SOLICITORS.'
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|Flinders Naval Depot, Flinders, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia
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'Family's Fighting Record', 1919, The Horsham Times, Friday 24 October, p. 3
National Archives of Australia, 1914-1920, 'TALBOT John Thomas : Service Number - 774 : Place of Birth - Ararat VIC : Place of Enlistment - Melbourne VIC : Next of Kin - (Mother) TALBOT Catherine', B2455, TALBOT JOHN THOMAS
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HIGH POINT — The Richmond Senior boys track and field team finished second in the annual Neal Morris Invitational in High Point Saturday.
The Southeast Guilford boys team won the event with 126 1/2 points, Richmond was second with 102 1/2 and Northeast Guilford was third at 87 1/2.
Travis Newton was first in the 100- and 200-meter runs. Newton was also a member of 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams that placed first. Diamontre Bennett, Jayvon Boyer and Shavar Little joined Newton on the 4x100 squad. Lavell Ellerbe, Boyer and Little were members on the 4x200 team with Newton.
Tyler York was second in the high jump. Richmond had four athletes place third: Brent Flowers (triple jump), Alphonso Jones (shot put), David Watkins (discus) and Little (100-meter).
In the girls meet, Richmond was tied for ninth and Page with 33 1/2 points. Western Guilford captured the event with 119 points.
Daesha Everette was the lone Richmond girl to place in the top three, taking third in the discus.
Both teams are scheduled to return to action 4 p.m. Thursday when Purnell Swett and Scotland come in Rockingham for a three-school Southeastern Conference meet.
Weather cancels more RSHS contests
ROCKINGHAM — Richmond Senior athletic director Ricky Young said Monday's inclement weather forced three events to be canceled.
Richmond's varsity baseball team was slated to travel to Charlotte Christian and the junior varsity squad was set to welcome Pine Forest at Raider Field. The boys golf team was to play its fifth Southeastern Conference match of the season at Pinehurst Country Club in Lumberton.
Young said the contest with Christian Christian, which was originally set for March 7, wouldn't be rescheduled because the schools were unable to find a common open date.
It is not known if the golf match will be rescheduled. If it isn't, Richmond will not return to the links until 2 p.m. April 28 when the teams will play at Richmond Pines.
Richmond to open SEC tourney play
RAEFORD — After finishing second in the standings to Pinecrest, the Richmond Senior boys tennis team will turn its attention to the Southeastern Conference tournament that begins 11 a.m. today at Hoke.
Richmond coach Mike James will use Colt Auman and John Pittman in singles and the teams of Andrew Balzer-Brandon Ingram and Hill Pence-Ryan Watkins in doubles. The top five finishers in the conference tournament will advance to the 4A East Regional May 2 to 3 at the Althea Gibson Tennis Center in Wilmington.
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I have used some K64 which was twenty five years out of date and always kept at room temperature and all it had was a slightly cooler look than normal so I don't think we need to worry too much about it.
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How does a non-substantive colour reversal film get shifts in colour with age if the colour dyes are not added until processing?
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When I use avalaunch I cannot see all the cache files in my x,y, or z drives. However, when I use EvoX I can see the cache files so I do know that they are there. I can see the Avalaunch cache files like newfeed.xml but I cannot see the cache files that various games have used in those drives. I want to be able to view these files so I can use the various Halo hacks.
edit: Also, when I try to view my memory card through flashfxp I do not see it mounted. However, when I switch over to EvoX I see it's mounted as the I: drive in this case.
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So we need an SS mass-murderer to be the face of the GOP?
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DTrace provides a facility for user application developers to define customized probes in application code. These static probes impose little to no overhead when disabled and are dynamically enabled like all other DTrace probes. You can use static probes to describe application semantics to users of DTrace without exposing or requiring implementation knowledge of your applications. This chapter describes how to define static probes in user applications and how to use DTrace to enable such probes in user processes.
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Why would you want to peak early, then unpeak for the next two tournaments closest to RG before peaking again during that last tournament.
Unless there is some switch that you just turn on when you want to peak.
Why bother with the concept of peaking, if you don't believe in it?
There is approximately a month and a half between the final of Monte Carlo and the final of Roland Garros.
Unless you are Nadal, playing close to your best all the time during the clay court season will leave you with less in the tank, come crunch time.
And there is also Wimbledon to consider.
Considering, that Djokovic plays from the beginning of the year, he MUST think about conserving energy.
Djokovic did well to shake Nadal's confidence by winning MC. In the grand scheme of things, he plays his cards smart, and has no other significant gains to make by further dominating Nadal in the clay Masters. We saw, that this was not a guarantee for success at RG, so, why trying to do it?
The things are different than the previous two seasons prior to RG.
Let us see, if he played smart or was just not good enough.
I say, that, if he reaches the final at RG, he played his cards smart. If he doesn't , then he was not good enough.
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This is a fine neighborhood in the fashionable center of the city. It is located conveniently between the Spanish Steps and Piazza Barberini and close to large villas and luxury hotels below the Via Veneto. There is even a rare public garage up the street. Even through you can walk all over the center of Rome from this convenient location, you are close to two subway stations, taxi ranks and excellent bus service.
In a fine building from the late 1700s, the Teodora apartment brings you into the heart of Rome in a warm and bright apartment. There is no elevator; the apartment is on the second floor, 32 steps from the front door.
As you enter the spacious living room, you find yourself ready to relax and enjoy your Roman holiday. Two large windows overlook the local street. A three seat sofa and two armchairs welcome all guests. A flat screen television shows Italian channels.
Adjoining the living room is a spacious bedroom that has two single beds that can be made up together as a queen-sized bed. A closet and shelves line one wall. A large window with sound insulating glass overlooks the street. One bathroom with step-in shower serves this bedroom and the public areas; it is accessed through a door next to the front door.
This apartment has a full dining room with a table that seats all guests. A wall of cupboards holds dishes. The kitchen has an open pass through to the dining room, good for natural light from the kitchen windows. This is a full kitchen with full refrigerator/freezer, stovetop, oven and dishwasher, pots and pans.
At the back of the apartment, the quiet master suite welcomes with its own small private terrace. The bed is a divisible king. A lovely antique cheval mirror stands next to full closets. Individual lights on the bedside tables. The room is bright with light through window and french doors to the patio. A cafe table invites you to leisurely breakfast while you enjoy the warm Mediterranean weather surrounded by garden plants.
The large master bath with attractive tilework has a step-in shower, heated towel racks and the washing machine.
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This apartment is offered by Italy Perfect. We are a family business with a mission! We want you to love visiting Italy as much as we do. We are sisters Lisa and Pat Byrne who lived in Italy in our youth and now travel there frequently for business and pleasure.
We offer only short term rentals that we carefully hand pick for their locations, furnishings, amenities, and that we can personally recommend and would want to stay in ourselves. We travel frequently to inspect, and usually stay in, the rentals we represent. We select vacation rentals that offer charm, good locations, cleanliness, quality furnishings and hospitable welcomes. We count the number of steps up to the property, check the size of the refrigerator, shower, listen for noise, inventory the kitchen equipment and even inspect the mattresses. This is our most important point of differentiation which sets us apart from many other vacation rental firms. Even with careful advance research and personal connections, we still choose to not represent more than 50% of the properties we visit. And, once we agree to represent a property we regularly re-inspect it to ensure our standards are being met.
There is something to love in Italy for everyone. If you love art and history, Italy is marvelous. But you don't have to be crazy about art and history, nor do you have to speak Italian. Do you like fashion, shopping, cars, geology, photography, relaxation, hiking, biking...? There are riches of every sort waiting for you in Italy. And the foundation for your enjoyment of Italy is its rich culture and wonderful people. It is impossible to appreciate the Italian culture in a dispassionate manner; you will, at every turn, meet the hospitable, gentle, courteous, friendly, and happy Italian people. That is why vacation rentals are so wonderful; you get to meet people and the culture in person.
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We stayed in the Teodora apartment for our first visit to Rome. It was a perfect location with walking distance to everything. The apartment was spacious and clean with a small terrace and great windows that open up to the busy street below. Our host was very accommodating and even stocked us with drinks and snacks! Highly recommend. Also the AC works very well :)
The title says it all. The apartment is convenient to everything. Other than a taxi from the train station (about 6 euros, not 26), we walked everywhere. The accommodations are very comfortable and the kitchen was well appointed. A little market two doors down provided all our meat and cheese (and wine) needs. The coffee shop across the street has fabulous sweets and a very friendly staff. The washer was a godsend - we only took carry-on's for a week.
The only warning - watch the cats on the patio. They seem quite intent on getting inside. Nothing to be done about that - it's kinda the charm of the place.
I'd absolutely stay here again. It worked great for the four of us with space to spread out and space to be together.
No specific restaurant suggestions, although we had great meals. Yelp was a reliable app for scouting food. CityMaps2Go was invaluable in navigating Rome, finding ATM's and pharmacies, etc.
The accomodation at Teodora wes great for our family of four. The kitchen was a little on the small side but it was well equipped and the greeter was so welcoming and helpful and the location of the flat so good that more than made up for it.
We didn't try out many of the comprehensive restaurant list but highly recommend Sofia's just down the road.
This is a really great flat and well worth staying in if you are visiting Rome.
My husband, adult daughter, and I enjoyed staying five nights at this apartment which is within a few blocks from the Spanish Steps metro station. We loved walking almost everywhere from this area. Although we only ate breakfast at the apt., the kitchen had what one would need to cook meals. The front bedroom is on the street so you need to close the windows to alleviate the street noise if you are a light sleeper. The master bedroom is in the rear and very quiet. A friend of the owner met us for an orientation. She warned us that the bath off the living room had a small water tank so our daughter wound up using the shower in the master bath which has adequate water. One of the restaurants nearby is Sophia. We had a memorable meal there--wonderful food, attentive owners, and great ambience.
Excellent! The accommodations were just perfect. Location of the apartment was just what we were looking for. Everything we wanted to see in Rome was within walking distance. We had a wonderful time! Pat our booking agent was magnificent. We had a few bumps along the way to the apartment (our flight was delayed 1 hour and my phone did not worked once we landed in Rome), and through it all, Pat kept an eye out for me. When our greeter was not able to reached us, she contacted Pat who sent me an email immediately, and the chauffeur she recommended was at the airport waiting for us. When I emailed Pat asking for suggestions on what to do about a phone, she immediately sent me information on where to get a phone in Rome. I would definitely recommend this apartment to everyone traveling to Rome. The location is perfect! Imagine waking up every day walk across the street to enjoy the best cappuccino served in Rome! Thanks Pat for all your help, you made our trip to be one of the most memorable one we had taken!
We loved this apartment - our greeter was great left a nice welcome basket and explained everything wonderfully. We had a few internet questions and she was right there to answer questions. The apartment is in a terrific location near the top of the Spanish Steps. And the layout was fantastic for our family of 4. Girls had their own front bedroom with bath near and master bedroom was in the back with a terrific bath. Very comfortable, very clean and the air was a godsend in the 90 plus heat. Kitchen very efficient and overall a wonderful experience. I would stay here again in a heartbeat and have already recommended it and Italy perfect to friends.
My wife and I spent 12 days in Teodora at the end of our 5 week Spain/Italy holiday May/June 2014. We were fortunate to stay in some great properties along the way and Teodora was the last. This very spacious 2BR, 2BR flat is right around the corner from the iconic Spanish Steps - great location! Stella, the owner, is a true Italian gem - young, enthusiastic, energetic, very gracious, and readily available for any problems. The master bedroom/bath is large, comfortable, has lots of hot water, and is very private and quiet during the night. The front bedroom faces the street and can be subjected to street noise - bring a sound machine if that would be an issue for you. The LR is very spacious and comfortable. WiFi access was an issue for us but Stella has upgraded the WiFi and hopefully eliminated this problem. The second bathroom is off the LR and is very large and accommodating. Previous reviews referenced hot water issues - we had none of those problems in either bathroom. The kitchen is compact and very functional - anything you may need is there and Stella has provided additional supplies for your stay, something we didn't find anywhere else on our trip. This flat is well located in Rome. We walked most places and found cabs quite easily when we needed them. The metro is also very close but unlike most other European cities it was not the most convenient way to travel around Rome. We booked this flat and one other in Sant'Agnello through Pat at Italy Perfect - our first time with them. Outstanding - we will use them again. If you want to have a place like home in Rome stay here at Teodora. I think you will enjoy it and be very comfortable.
Spanish Steps is the finest neighborhood in Rome.
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