Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
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Re: Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
My base is the "std" Pompeill plan base - 69 x 76. My Volta modular oven is a bit smaller than a 42" PompeiiComment
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Re: Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
Really Really Great!!! The stone claddings are also awesome.Comment
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Re: Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
Another week and a bit more progress. Managed to build 4 fires this week to begin the process of drying out the vermicrete slab. Most of the house and roof are up and partially sheathed. Managed to get nearly 2 layers of blanket over the whole oven out of one box. Hopefully by next week I ll get a few more fires in and get it all buttoned up and filled up with vermiculite.
A big thanks to BOYLANTA for emailing me offline and helping out with the roof trusses/pitch/venting etc!3 PhotosComment
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Re: Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
Well last night I was finally able to get a hot enough fire to clear the dome and to get floor temps next to the fire in the 500+ range. I spread all of the coals across the floor put the door on and let it go overnight. Another fire or two hopefully and I will be good to go. I have kept the vermicrete base exposed and covered the oven with a tarp only in the event of rain.Comment
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Re: Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
The house is complete (sorry no pics today) but still no roof.....but I am tired of waiting and after another 4+hr fire over the weekend my entire dome down to the floor finally went white. So....I made 3 different batches of dough Mon night (whole wheat and 2 caputo "00") using the FB recipe and Tscarborough's minimal kneeding technique and popped it in the fridge for a 3 day retard/gluten build. Planning to fire up the oven on Thurs and make the first pizzas for the family...pics to come of the house, the first cooking fire and of course the pizzas....fingers crossed.Comment
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Re: Richmond new outdoor kitchen pizza oven build
thanks. I finally got the dome fully white after a 4+ hr burn (this followed a number of smaller fires over 2 wks). The next time it took about 2+hrs. This last time the dome was fully white in about an hour. It is combination I think of the oven being dryer and my fire building skills improving....I hope to fire again tomorrow and will post up how long it takes.Comment






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