Thanks for documenting this project and teaching us how to make one ourselves.

I love clever can-do people like these guys!

I haven’t even watched the video but I first want to say thank you. Spreading knowledge is a noble deed indeed.

Tusind tak for videoserien! Den har været uvurderlig til at foretaget DIY reparationer af keramik-ovne!

Very good video, for the ones interested in doing this please use a K95 mask or better, the dust from the bricks is no good for your lungs. Aside that very informative video!

Great series.

Amazing and humbling! Well done! Love the dry humor😂

Ive been working on the recipe for the insulated fire brick. Talc20%,ball clay25%,mullite55%. Thats a good recipe for alot of kiln furniture, like shelves, insulators for kiln filaments. Kiln stand offs, whatever. I did 2 small test bricks. 1 with old brown tree leaves i ground up and mixed into the clay and the other with packing styrofoam(EPS Foam) i ground into its individual cells. The foam and tree leaves are just filler to create voids in the brick to create the insulation properties and light weight and I think I did 50/50 by volume and think theyre a little dense and you could go harder on the burn off substrates, But definitely usable at 50/50. Then I fired it at cone 10 and left the kiln lid cracked for maybe 30 minutes as the burn off stuff produced smoke. Then closed it and ramped it. End result is 2 usable insulated firebricks, althoug 2"x4"x.5" (since it was just a test) and no damage to the kiln. Thats probably useful if you can source the raw ingredients cheaper than the bricks and or want to build bigger kilns out of smaller kilns.

Very professionally done.... I subed. I noticed the attention to detail and interest to not cut corners and take the near enough is good enough path. Well done.

Living in a land that produces excellent tooling must be such a blessing…

great way to show the construction details

very detailed, will try myself

I like your plan. I don't plan on tackling this right now, but I'll file these videos. Thanks, I'll "like" them.

Underrated video, you deserve more subscribers and likes!

太棒了,是我学习的榜样.

I love seeing diyers at work! Super cool! I might make one myself

Hi Jakob, I would like to know where you got the coil maker or spring maker? Thank you Great job on the kiln

How many hours of research did you do before making the first drum cut? What 3d program did you use? Did this program determine design solutions? I'm very interested in diy and can see myself doing every step of this project simply because knowledge if tools impacts craftsmanship. I appreciate your emphasis on quality tools but also appreciation for your neighbour's drill. I am fascinated with the calculation of the wiring, probably because I am not an electrician. How long did the project take from concept to completion?

Hi that is very good furnace you made.

Hi Jakob ! I love the kiln you just made, I'm interested in that printed sawguide, do you think you could give me the file ? thanks !

Have you got the stl file for the cutting jig available? (ie on thingiverse)

Hi Jacob Where can I get silicate sheet from being in Pakistan. Or can I make it myself if not available here. Thanks

Jacob please share with me the printef saw guide the obe you use to cut bricks

Is there blue print of material and design of wiring

I see you don't have thermal insulation other than the firebricks. Is it enough? What temperature do you measure on the outside of the barrel, when inside it is 1300 degrees Celsius?

hey with app you using for modeling if you dont mind telling me thanks nice job done

how did you get a hold of fire bricks, good video :)

I am very curious as to what type of element you used (the diameter of the wire) and how you wired everything. I'm also making an electric kiln but somehow mine does not go above 780 C, still trying to find out if it's the thermocouple, the wire or bad insulation.

Can the bricks be written on? I can’t help but think it would go easier if marked say, layer ‘x’ with an arrow facing up & maybe adding a special character for the slanted bricks for the element channels that go to the next layer. It would be my luck to mistakenly mix up the bricks.

What is heat resistant cement ???? I got confusion

Do you have a pdf of the Working drawings?

Please I bit don't grasp the dimensions of the cutting Jig. Please could you send me information of how to make it Thank you

Very nice video! I live in Norway and I wonder where you bought the big sheets of firebrick and what the cost was?

What is a rough estimate on building such a kiln?

I would like to buy one like this, but smaller. Can you sell one?

Hello how can we get the sawguide to cut these bricks please, i need it absolutely please let me know and thanks for everything you rock !

where did you get all of your materials? and what type of adhesive was used?

Hi, Is it just me or what you call fire brick is actually AAC (Aerated Autoclaved Concrete) often called HEBEL or YTONG? Could you confirm please?

Er du mon fra Danmark? Hvis ja, vil du fortælle hvor du har købt materialerne, og evt hvad det hedder på dansk? Jeg har ikke kigget alle videoerne endnu - så jeg beklager hvis du nævner det 🙈 Har du mon fundet en løsning på deling af stl til den 3D printede guide?

Regarding your saw never being the same again, you can sharpen the saw with a saw sharpening file. You may have to do this a few times when cutting the bricks as the teeth wear. Here is but one of many videos showing you how to sharpen your saw: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m52Jps18zdfPXas.html

Please tell us more detail about this insulated fire brick, shopkeeper confusing me in India. Siliminite 70% something like this

Can one use stainless steel outside as well?

Where do i get the template to cut the briks?

Love from India🇮🇳 Very nice video and Thank you so much Sir for this video But explain one thing that what is white solid which you are used?

How much did it cost?

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Can the temperature reach 1200 degrees Celsius??

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