Usefull WFO oven tools

[david s]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Gudday
Found at Powers tingalpa QLD narrower heavier construction flatter ange to handle
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Regards dave

That's exactly what I use Dave. Stomp on it and make the angle even flatter, reshape the leading edge so it is curved to fit the back of the oven and fit a longer handle.

[david s]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Gudday
Davids ,I can never question you advice on many matters and now that will include "hot Hoes". The replacement handle will be of course be hardwood.

Regards Dave

Yes, I imagine that a hoe and softwood would be a poor combination.

[cobblerdave]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Gudday
Davids ,I can never question you advice on many matters and now that will include "hot Hoes". The replacement handle will be of course be hardwood.

Regards Dave

[brickie in oz]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

A hot hoe can be difficult to manage.

You just aint man enough for the job then....

[david s]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I would have thought a hoe or variation of a hoe would be ideal fro removing ash

If using a hoe make sure it does not have a metal handle.
A hot hoe can be difficult to manage.




no emoticons indicates dry humour?

[cobblerdave]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Gudday
Found at Powers tingalpa QLD narrower heavier construction flatter ange to handle


Regards dave

[Mistertoy]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I'll be going to bunning to look for that ash shovel... just what I need.

I have been meaning to post the attached photos for a while. Made these tools based on tools I had seen on a few different internet sites - my Dad had some scrape tube laying around that was a perfect compression fit for attaching to the wooden handle and he did all the welding for me as well ... they work great and I actually use them all. The metal pizza peel is a bit big for rotating the pizza so I need to make another smaller one. Just need to find a place to store them all.

The wooden peel is nice with a silky oak handle and cedar peel... some old timber scrapes my father in law had under his house !

Brett

[cobblerdave]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I would have thought a hoe or variation of a hoe would be ideal fro removing ash

like this?

regards Dave

[TropicalCoasting]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I would have thought a hoe or variation of a hoe would be ideal fro removing ash

[david s]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I use a similar shovel which is smaller, heavier gauge metal and more expensive. I found that the angle between the handle and the shovel mouth was to big for convenient use, it needs to be flatter. I had a look at the item you mentioned. You may be able to alter the angle by bending it. Also it will work better if you can curve the leading edge instead of it being flat so that it can fit against the curve of the dome perimeter, if you have a dome. You also need a longer handle.

[cobblerdave]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Gudday
If it works.... its never dumb. Ive never thought about about removing ash that way before.... cuts down the amount of tool clutter now that I think about it that way.

Regards Dave

[Laurentius]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I use my pizza peel. Dumb me.

[cobblerdave]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Quote... I had a shovel from Bunnies that was very similar, the lift and angle of the handle made it useless at the back of the oven, which is where all the ash is.

Gudday Al
I have an aluminium flat rake wich I use to get the excess ash and hot coals from the back to the entrance..... this is were this will come in handy.

regards dave

[brickie in oz]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

I had a shovel from Bunnies that was very similar, the lift and angle of the handle made it useless at the back of the oven, which is where all the ash is.

[oasiscdm]

Re: Usefull WFO oven tools

Hi Dave

Got Two. I don't have a mate to give a third one too

The barcode came in useful, Thx For That!