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Hottest part of RMH?

 
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If I was going to build a RMH and only place 6 fire bricks and the rest regular bricks, where would be the best placement for the fire bricks?
 
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For me it was always at the back base of the heat riser and also the entire roof  of the burn tunnel where the bricks would be spalled the most.
 
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