Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

[gummz]

Re: Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

I think i will re-investigate the options at bunnings.

I might also check out some cleaning supply places.. i think some of their mops are the same handles.

Have you found any other bargain or decently priced items online or on ebay?

[OscarA]

Re: Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

Have you found any other bargain or decently priced items online or on ebay?

I bought this infrared thermometer about a month ago. It seems ok and if it only lasts a few years i don't care as it's cheap. Seems easy enough to calibrate but to be honest I haven't really played around with it yet.
It's priced at $39.95 but there is a make an offer option and I got it for $30.

HI TEMP NON-CONTACT IR INFRARED DIGITAL THERMOMETER GUN (eBay item 360319927855 end time 15-Apr-11 15:05:18 AEST) : Electronics

[gummz]

Re: Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

Nice find~!

I got a broom handle from bunnings (paint section). I think its about 20~30cm to short for what i need it for but it will do for now.. cost 5 bucks and has metal tip

[Seiko]

Re: Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

Im amazed no one has mentioned these yet.

Wood Fire Oven Tools, Pizza Shovel, Pizza Peel, Trowel, Coal Scoop, Pan Hook, Ash Pan and Brush, Damp Mop, Ember Rake

I plan on picking up a few of his items.

[brickie in oz]

Re: Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

Im amazed no one has mentioned these yet.

I plan on picking up a few of his items.

I saw that page some time ago and thought the prices were too dear, for me anyway.

[cowiepeters]

Re: Looking to buy my pizza tools, any recommendations?

I was impressed with the tools at: Wood Fired Oven Tools : Pizza Shovel : Mezzaluna : Bread Knife with Slicing Guide but wanted to make my own.

Mine used similar dimensions.

The materials weren't expensive, maybe about $100 all up.

The handles are 1 1/4" dowel from Bunnings as is the broom head (cut in half for a spare). The stainless came from a sheet metal company and I cut it on the bandsaw. The shafts are 1/2" stainless from Edcon Steel heated and forged then rivetted to the tools with brass rivets.

Given the time it took the bought tools are a bargain!

I can vouch for the coal scoop, a great tool.

The trowel and pan hook are my most used tools... indispensable

Peter,

Sydney