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Step
8
Once the burner position has
been established, use a hole
saw (a regular hole saw for
cutting wood / metal can be
used).
Step
9
Using 2 different sizes will
allow you to create a step for
the burner nozzle to be
supported by the brick and
provide a better seal.
In this case, I used a 45mm and
a 38mm hole saw. The step is
approx. 45mm deep.
TIP: make the initial hole using
the larger hole saw first, using
the burner plate as a guide.
Then drill through with the
smaller saw. This will help
centralise the second hole.
Step
10
Place burner in hole, it should
be a firm fit.
It is recommended to weld the
burner in place to ensure it is
secure.
