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Tandoor building advice;
Don't build at the start of winter; it takes forever to dry. It was 3 months before I got to light a fire in it, and even then the clay was still too wet, but I was sick of waiting.
Test your clay first; make sure it is good building clay.
Make your walls thinner than I did so it dries more easily. I was supposed to do two layers but I got lazy and did it all in one.
Make your building platform higher off the ground than you think you will need to account for “once in a hundred year” weather conditions.
Plan ahead about how you will keep the rain off, during building and after. Running around finding ways to keep the rain off is a hassle.
Allow for shrinkage of the clay and adjust your measurements so your tandoor isn’t smaller than you want. Also the air holes will shrink.

I am happy with the 26” internal diameter of the tandoor, but 24” high inside is too short for me. I wanted a 16” opening into the tandoor but it ended up much smaller so the grates I had needed to be cut down to fit through the smaller opening.

Remember you will be putting the pots you are firing on stones or a grate above the coals, so they will quite a bit higher than you expect.

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