Cerbu Ulea

nice , mine being a sidewinder affects somehow the position of the top lighting pattern , or the position of the air slits?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/AkEffDvnqro
I'm splitting an oak and a horse chestnut tree I was given this January, would this piece be too big ?

but being hot I suppose a bread would cook on the extinct coals, i'll try , it is not a must

thanks all for the replies, I look forward to finish as close to your tab and advises as I can , fire it , than if you wont mind i'll ask what to do with the air intake after the fire is out , but coals still red, cooking inside the core I saw you wrote is a good option, maybe you have a testo diagram of the embers faze

I can grind two sides to 50 with ease , the part above the port I can change the brick piece ;  should I grind at an angle to make the enlargement slower?

Another question please , seeing riser's big thickness, even if covered in superwool  what is the expected time to kick in to a good burn rate?

no hurry , I stop here for about a week, would like to add the 12 mm studs for the frame first

sorry Scott, I missed this post , I will make the normal frame, will buy a welding machine and try

yes , the part that thickens the walls  after the port , it is noted insulation in the tab 273 mm , it's supposed to be 3 cm above the port 3 sides , fixed , or it may be taller?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gCjJlYQtW-0
I made the liner too tall about 5 cm taller than listed , should I grind it off?

hello, how do you reckon I should lay core's base on the plate? clay&sand , superwool?