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Found a source for fire clay in Pittsburgh

 
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I am getting ready to start my first RMH and decided to buy the fireclay instead of mine it myself....even though I live in clay rich Ohio.  I found the Hawthorn Bond 40 mesh for about $12.00 per 50 lbs from this place: http://www.ceramicsupplypittsburgh.com/

Just wanted to put that out there...

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This actually helps me a lot! I also have plenty of clay, but I wanted something much more reliable. I am willing to spend a few bucks, to make sure that my house doesn't burn down. The price is very reasonable, in comparison to the value of my time/labor if I were to dig and process my own.
 
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Glad that helps....where did you get firebricks?  And where are you located? I am in Toronto, Ohio, work in Bridgeville
 
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