Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Thanks, for the visual aid. Sometimes my wife starts giving me random information from conversations from weeks ago, but now after 14 years of being together, My 1's and 0's can compute in nanoseconds, instead of falling in the WTF mode.
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Originally posted by MAD1 View PostAs I like to tell everyone... the breast may be done but the legs have a while to go!
This is my father-in-law who helped me build my oven. Great guy!
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Originally posted by Laurentius View Posthehehehehe, SORRY, Chip! I've been inhaling to much smoke from my oven! I reread everything twice, My mind was going, what, what???? heheheheh, I still can"t stop laughing from your reply.
Glad it worked for someone, I showed this to my wife and all I got was a reaction similar to your first response. I think my mind works in an alternate plane sometimes -- at least that is what she tells me.
Chip
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
hehehehehe, SORRY, Chip! I've been inhaling to much smoke from my oven! I reread everything twice, My mind was going, what, what???? heheheheh, I still can"t stop laughing from your reply.
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Originally posted by Laurentius View PostHi Chip,
I'm confused. What legs, needs stuffing in?
A joke is not good if it needs explanation but here we go, MAD1 refers to cooking other food in his oven and it is "all good" In the photo MAD1 is in the process of building his oven and someone is sticking legs out working on the oven build, it looks like he is cooking someone in his oven but in order to get the legs cooked he should have them inside the firebox or they will not get cooked or they will be rare - underdone. My attempt at humor lost again to the heavens.
ChipLast edited by mrchipster; 10-21-2012, 08:38 PM.
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Hi Chip,
I'm confused. What legs, needs stuffing in?
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Originally posted by MAD1 View PostPhxdt
I made a bigger mistake i made mine 26.5 with a 12.5 door... I was going to try to fix it but had positive feedback so I left it alone. I hit a white oven in about 1.5 hrs ( not sure if that's good or in the ball park?) but pizzas turn out great... no issues with other foods and breads. all good.
Mark
Chip
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
Phxdt
I made a bigger mistake i made mine 26.5 with a 12.5 door... I was going to try to fix it but had positive feedback so I left it alone. I hit a white oven in about 1.5 hrs ( not sure if that's good or in the ball park?) but pizzas turn out great... no issues with other foods and breads. all good.
MarkLast edited by MAD1; 10-19-2012, 12:28 PM.
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
That is very comforting to me to hear. Thank you for your insight.
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Re: 42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
I think you will find that your oven will work fine. I altered the design of my oven when building one for a friend who wanted more height. By raising the dome height around 15% and also the door height a little I was expecting the oven to perform differently. There is no perceptible difference in the way it operates that we could tell, fires the same, cooks the same, fuel usage the same. Your door height would seem to be too low, but there seems to be plenty of leeway as your diameter and therefore oven volume is not increased drastically.
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42" Inch WFO with 24 inch dome height
I am almost finished with my pizzza oven construction, and I have realized I am going to be at a 24 dome height with a 12.5 inch door height.
Should I fire and see what happens, or make design changes (i.e. raise the door height or other) before that?
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