Making a Genuine Handmade Brick

[lynsie83]

what materials go into the brick?

[jmg1957]

well done...spiritpipeman

[satfox]

@Tumlock

Thanks for your info.You think gould work for a pizza oven?

Thnaks.

[jmg1957]

peace from mississippi

[jeffadams86]

These bricks are fired in a tunnel kiln at approximately 2,100 degrees F. They can also be fired in round (beehive) kilns.

[jeffadams86]

These bricks are fired in a tunnel kiln at approximately 2,100 degrees F. They can also be fired in round (behive) kilns.

[Sicilian49]

After the brick takes shape, do you have to put it into some sort of heating unit to make it hard? Or do you put it under the sun light?

[Achbar]

How expensive are these Bricks?

[MilitantBlak2009]

@Achbar it's only dirt water and sand.....100% free

[14sJakeB190]

@MilitantBlak2009 dirt, sand, and water? wouldn't that fall apart in rain? Don't you have to heat them up in extreme temperatures or something or make them water proof?

[Animehem]

@14sJakeB190 if you live in a place like the desert like me you see many houses made of mud its very common here yes in arizona

[14sJakeB190]

@Animehem So doesn't it rain there?

Wouldn't that make the house fall apart?

[Animehem]

@14sJakeB190 the same thing that causes massive flash flooding helps the bricks they wont soak up water i dont know the exact scientific reason but its so dry it wont soak water up they last for years there are many ancient buildings still standing

[Animehem]

@14sJakeB190 @14sJakeB190 the same thing that causes massive flash flooding helps the bricks they wont soak up water i dont know the exact scientific reason but its so dry it wont soak water up they last for years there are many ancient buildings still standing we usually have 2 monsoon seasons and its about 6 inches a year all within 2-3 weeks at once then its dry again

[Animehem]

@MilitantBlak2009 kindof what your yard would be a ditch but that'd be good for me cause in the desert its a good way to collect water