Where those fire bricks or normal bricks? I loved the flow of pictures illustrating the earlier versions and building process - I often don't think about getting pictures about the building process until after it is done. I too like the idea of being able to rake/push the hot coals under the cooking area for more even heating. I have experimented with the "rocket stove" design in order to allow higher temp fires that produce less smoke. It would be fun (if I had more time) to play with your design by adding one or more air intakes at the bottom of the enclosure. Anyway, love your post!
RE: Fleming Family Farm DIY Firepit Redesign into Firepit/Grill
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These are just regular bricks that I recycled from old landscaping in Spokane. I have a pile of them that I want to use for a brick oven, but about half of the pile found its new home. I have a chimney on my studio that needs to come down so I will have tons of brick.
This build is great since there is no mortar I can just pull bricks out and create more airflow, at any level or any place in the stack that I want.
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