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  • #46
    Re: Outdoor kitchen near Moscow, Russian Federation

    Thanks, Greenman.

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    • #47
      Two weeks ago I completed the construction of its summer kitchen. Oven painted with a mixture of 50 volume percent milk with 4.7% fat, 50 percent of egg protein. It took about a liter of milk and 35 eggs. Mayonnaise made from egg yolks.

      The costs for materials and hired labor amounted to approximately 250 000 RUR (3,700 USD).

      10 days for the construction of the foundation, purchase of materials.
      55 days for the construction of wooden frame structures.
      44 days for the construction of the furnace.








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      • #48
        Fantastic craftsmanship and a very beautiful finish. I am very intrigued by the milk, eggs and mayonnaise. It is a very nice satin finish. But, Is there some kind of preservative added?
        Joe Watson " A year from now, you will wish that you had started today" My Build Album / My Build

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        • #49
          Thanks, Gulf!
          I did not add any preservatives. For painting ovens used only egg whites and milk. The egg whites were used in ancient times for solutions and houses still stand. The next year, I'll post a photo of the furnace after the autumn-winter season.

          Mayonnaise (from egg yolks) used only for salads. THE OVEN DOES NOT PAINT BY THEM!!!

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          • #50
            I second Gulf on your timber frame and brick craftsmanship. Have followed your build from day one. I was in your country earlier this year (St. Petersburg area) and found people are people no matter what country you are in and you get treated like you treat people. Several of your countrymen/women help us get around, order food at restaurants, etc. since our command of the Russian language was really limited. Again, congrats on the fabulous build. PS, I am reviewing you suggestion on a copper cap for the chimney base. On my "B" list.
            Russell
            Google Photo Album [https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...JneXVXc3hVNHd3/]

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            • #51
              Thanks, UtahBeehiver. Unfortunately it is not timberframe. This is a very labor-intensive technology. I used the metal parts to connect the boards. In the classic timberframe used wooden pins.

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              • #52
                Timber frame or not it is still top notch.
                Russell
                Google Photo Album [https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...JneXVXc3hVNHd3/]

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                • #53
                  What a great job Valentin. Excellent workmanship and your attention to detail is rewarded in the quality of the finished project. Congratulations on an inspirational build.
                  Cheers ......... Steve

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                  • #54
                    Greenman, thanks

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                    • #55
                      Hey, valentin! GREAT job on the pizza oven! Very impressive! Keep up the good work.

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                      • #56
                        3D-model of my oven in Google SketchUP. It can be used free at your own risk, license GPL v3.
                        http://www.bruy.info/mangal_kazan_for_bruy.info.skp.zip


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                        • #57
                          Wow your ideas really inspire me, I`m planning to build outdoor kitchen, i found a perfect kitchen design that i decide to choose, can you please tell me what do you think about it ?

                          via Outdoor kitchen ideas

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                          • #58
                            Only the grill? This kitchen is not large enough opportunities for cooking. What about pizza and baking bread, pie? Maybe you want to cook pilaf? https://community.fornobravo.com/forum/brick-oven-cooking/what-you-cooked-last-night/381017-the-pilaf-for-the-russian-for-%D0%BF%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B2-plov-step-by-step-instruction In the winter and at night it will be pleasant to look at a fireplace with live fire? Probably you needed fireplace and stove cooking pilaf, I can help with the project with breaks stove.

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