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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    So, we screwed 2”x4” onto the concrete block wall as a ledger. Then we cut 3/4” plywood and set it on the 2”x4” ledger and screwed it down. We propped up the other side on the plywood with 2”x and 4”x4”. Then we placed plastic landscape edging on the plywood and screwed it in place from the...
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    That’s the wet grinder on the grill. It’s at about 110 in the sun. Lol
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    Sorry. It should read “fiberglass insulation”. Fat fingers + autocorrect.
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    Pardon the mess.
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    Brian, if you tell me what details you are interested in, I would be happy to provide them.
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    And here is the final product. It just took me three years, but it works great thanks for all of your input.
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    I finished the brickwork the first week of April. I put the cladding around the oven brickwork two weeks later. I then started firing it around the end of April, starting with a small newspaper fire, then a small twig fire a few days later, and every few days after that a progressively larger...
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    Oven (covered for now to keep the rain off)
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    Smoker
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    Grill
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    Smoker and Pizza Oven Build

    I polished the concrete counter with a wet grinder, then applied epoxy for the finish. I still have to apply the final coat of stucco (acrylic to keep the oven from soaking up water), apply the stone veneer to the concrete block walls, and extend the patio to the edge of the reveal. I had steel...
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