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Steel and aluminum have very different thermal properties so you have to take that into account. The connection between the two would have to be airtight yet allow for differing rates of expansion. My 2 cents.

RG
 
That would be difficult.  I was thinking slotted bolt holes and gasket like you would seal the CC door with. I'm feel the FB would get too hot to build it out of aluminum. It is just an idea I had. 
 
How the aluminum would hold up to the extreme temperatures is something I was wonder about. I know it has a lower melping point then steel.  Think i'll stick with all steel builds 
 
This is not a great Idea.... aluminum melts at 1300 degrees.... the connecting walls for the FB and CC will reach from 1200 to 1800 depending on the fire... Aluminum is a hell of a heat conductor... it will grab your heat and through it right out to the outside and cause it to be all over the place with heat temps.. If you were looking at sticking a very thick piece inside the CC chamber it would even out the heat very well inside.......

This is not something I would ever try myself as I see nothing but problems with this.... Good luck
 
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