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This is a discussion on fire bricks within the Problem Solving forums, part of the Blacksmithing category; one of my freind is wanting to know if theres a way to bond fire bricks to the sides of ...
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Most burners bricks just sit in place. I built coal stoves for 10 years when the fad was high in the 70's - 80's. You can cement them together with high heat cement like for a blast furnace but the average homeowner wouldn't have access to it from an average hardware store...Bob
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The furnace cement I was able to get as my first refractory for my coal forge was only rated to 1200 degrees or so, (Farenheit) I think you'll need to find some specialty cement through the internet.
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