Appreciate the info. What I'd like to attempt is a refractory concrete version of a rocket stove. I believe the info you showed here is enough to get a material which will work. Thanks
I appreciate how your investigation into things to consider for firebricks applies to more than firebricks! I’m making a cob foundry/kiln and you had some great points that I will consider adding to the design!
I find this SO useful ! A few years back I saved a screenshot from your video showing the recipe: perlite vermiculite cement sand I am now ready to make the mixture myself. I am so pleased to find This video and the "why" behind the additives. Much appreciated 🙏 I subscribed!
Great recipes! Kiln wash on the fire facing side of the bricks would be a cheap way to protect your fire bricks. Equal parts silica and koalin plus a bit of clay. Actually, maybe just try incorporating koalin directly into your fire brick. Hrmmmm. I might have to give this a try myself.
Thanks. I have an idea, probably not a good one, but I was wondering what your thoughts would be on this. I want to make a pottery kiln. I have an old drum from a clothes dryer. Could I make your perlite, vermiculite formula from another video and coat the drum a section at a time with the brick formula? Going around a bit at a time waiting for it to dry and adding another section. I'd try to keep the thickness even all around. Thanks again for your posts and your expertise.
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Appreciate the info. What I'd like to attempt is a refractory concrete version of a rocket stove. I believe the info you showed here is enough to get a material which will work. Thanks
I appreciate how your investigation into things to consider for firebricks applies to more than firebricks! I’m making a cob foundry/kiln and you had some great points that I will consider adding to the design!
Glad it was useful!
I find this SO useful !
A few years back I saved a screenshot from your video showing the recipe:
perlite
vermiculite
cement
sand
I am now ready to make the mixture myself.
I am so pleased to find This video and the "why" behind the additives.
Much appreciated 🙏
I subscribed!
Thanks for the support. Glad you found it useful.
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I did it! I finally made the mix and did my firepit! Thank you
Really well put together video, showing us the fundamentals!
Great recipes! Kiln wash on the fire facing side of the bricks would be a cheap way to protect your fire bricks. Equal parts silica and koalin plus a bit of clay.
Actually, maybe just try incorporating koalin directly into your fire brick. Hrmmmm. I might have to give this a try myself.
So kind of like how blankets work...
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Thanks. I have an idea, probably not a good one, but I was wondering what your thoughts would be on this. I want to make a pottery kiln. I have an old drum from a clothes dryer. Could I make your perlite, vermiculite formula from another video and coat the drum a section at a time with the brick formula? Going around a bit at a time waiting for it to dry and adding another section. I'd try to keep the thickness even all around. Thanks again for your posts and your expertise.
can you make a refractory that can hold 1600 c for melting steel? it probably needs high Aluminium oxide content 70 + percent
Is it safe for baking food?
i also wanted to ask this. can we use it for pizza oven? did you learn anything mate?