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backyardbrickoven.com... Building the door on the wood fired brick pizza oven
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Building and using a wood fired backyard brick oven. The transition arch at the front of the oven was a challenge. There is an angle iron support across the top of the door opening. It took most of a day to mock up, cut bricks and mortar them in place. I started with uncut bricks, then used a cardboard template, then progressed to cut bricks.
backyardbrickoven.com... Firing and preheating the wood fired brick pizza oven
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Building and using a wood fired backyard brick oven. Firing and preheating the oven. At this point I have not done much bread baking, mostly pizzas and focaccia breads. When we do pizzas, the oven walls, floor and ceiling are generally around 7-800 degrees. You would assume that placing a pizza on a surface that hot would incinerate it, that's where the brick oven crust comes from. Because the entire chamber is radiating heat, pizzas cook very quickly.
backyardbrickoven.com... Laying the firebrick floor on a wood fired brick pizza oven
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Building and using a wood fired backyard brick oven. Laying up the firebrick floor. Before I started bedding the firebrick I mocked up the oven chamber walls. I discovered that my first mockup did not leave enough room at the front of the oven for the doorway and chimney, so I moved the whole chamber back a few inches.
backyardbrickoven.com... Outer walls and chimney flue on the wood fired brick pizza oven
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Building and using a wood fired backyard brick oven. Exterior walls and flue. We used half width block to lay up the side and back walls. The arch for the front of the oven was laid up using the same form as the dome. The smoke chamber and flue tile supports were incorporated at the same time. After the walls and front were in place the space between the oven and the walls was filled in with insulating cement/vermiculite, which is also over the top of the oven 3-4" thick. It finally looks like an oven.
backyardbrickoven.com... Building the facade for the door and oven walls on a wood fired brick pizza oven
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Building and using a wood fired backyard brick oven. Building the walls of the oven. Before the oven chamber walls were laid up, I laid a couple courses of brick across the front and doorway of the oven. Not being a bricklayer by trade, it took me most of a day. I opted to lay the oven walls with the bricks laying in courses, rather than standing them vertically. A plastic dead-blow hammer was used to set the bricks in place.
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After the success of our full sized brick oven pizza oven. Take a look at the following pictures to see how it came together. First thing was finding a tub that slipped into the top of the existing cooker. The agitator snout was cut off using a cut-off wheel. A rack made out of some old bed frame iron supports the stone inside the oven chamber. First test fire and first pizzas. So far the oven has been a success. We have used it numerous times on camping trips, and it has been very popular.
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Links to related sites. My back yard wood fired brick pizza oven. construction photos and tips. Piers Thompson's site using a pre fab oven. Piersthompson.users.btopenworld.com. The Brick Oven Page.
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