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Fire brick material for new stove

 
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Hello - I am getting ready to build another rocket stove. My design is something similar to what the company with a brand name called " Liberator " is.
I have made one before and am going to build another hopefully with some improvements. The " Liberator"  company seemed to use 5" square stock for the feed tube, burner and rise and I did as well as this was a material fairly easy for me to get. I am certainly a novice at the whole thing having only built 1 stove. I have seen several reviews of their stove and it seems as though they are lining the inside of the riser with a fire brick bolted or screwed to the side of the 5" tube- here is the link in which I saw this---- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG5iRgeK13g----- you can see what I speak of at 15:45 in on video. Several questions- the fire brick seems rather long ( looks like it goes all the way down) is this really firebrick ? can you drill firebrick?  how do you drill through it? and where do you get such a long product?(most I see are 9" long-these seem maybe 30" long)
 
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