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    Last edited by Wild Duck; 02-03-2015, 03:25 PM.

  • #2
    Re: Italian oven out back Australia

    Gudday wood duck
    I spent my teenage yrs in the nth west NSW. And like you said if you hunted it you ate it , bronze wing were always fattest after the wheat harvest.
    Have you got yourself a set of the plans yet? Go to the store on the forum and put a free set of plans in you basket .....they will e-mail them to you . They also have free e books on cooking as well.
    You done a bit of reading through the "treasures" they are some awe inspiring builds there. But a good working oven can be built by a mere mortal.
    You hear his more than once insulate insulate insulate
    Good building and post heaps of pics
    Regards dave
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      Re: Italian oven out back Australia

      Howdy wood duck.
      I think it's not as easy to enable our kids to experience some of these great things we did but hey wood ovens surely have become a part of it for mine......and sounds sounds like it fits in with yours too.

      Anyway welcome
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      Damon

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      • #4
        Re: Italian oven out back Australia

        Sorry Wild duck.......it's my fat fingers .......
        Cheers
        Damon

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        • #5
          Re: Italian oven out back Australia

          What part of the country do you hail from WD? I have spent some time and have some heritage in NW Queensland.

          Cheers ....... Steve
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            Re: Italian oven out back Australia

            Hi Wild Duck and welcome aboard,

            thanks for the clues about the plans there is not much difference to what I have built over the years accept for the flue and insulation and of course the way you fellas pretty them up.
            Let's face it, the oven's don't have to be a work of art, just do the job and if they work well, all the better. You sound like you are retired and have time to use an oven often, so don't skimp on the insulation, put in heaps and you will get to use the heat from a single firing for several days with an good door fitted.
            Read up on many of the ovens built and pictures taken, until you arrive at your ideal one then enjoy.

            Cheers.

            Neill
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            • #7
              Re: Italian oven out back Australia

              Originally posted by Wild Duck
              I was thinking of you fellas and thought most of you would love to have those hard wood off cuts that we were burning to put in your WFO?s,
              Cant say Ive ever put a tyre in my oven?

              Next youll be asking the cringe worthy question if any of y'all have tried vegimite.
              The English language was invented by people who couldnt spell.

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              • #8
                Re: Italian oven out back Australia

                Some of those operations are pretty basic. I had a bit to do with the industry in the border ranges (Qld/NSW) and a couple of narrow scrapes because of the gear.

                It would be good to have access to the offcuts we used to burn. Timber is much more valuable today and Workplace Health and Safety has changed the operations that get any scrutiny. Tough way to make a living though.

                How is your oven building going?
                Cheers ......... Steve

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