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  • Franyak
    Serf
    • Feb 2014
    • 3
    #1

    Portable clay wood fired oven.

    Hi all, I thought i would post some pics of my portable clay wood fired oven for those of you interested in going down this path.
    As i am am living in a rental i needed a portable oven that could fit through my side gate. The final dimensions are 70cm x 120cm and the dome is fireclay/sand/sugarcane mulch and the base is structural pine. I am pretty happy with how it has turned out, easy to move around and can cook 2 pizzas side by side in 1 and a half minutes, So far i have cooked 15 pizzas in a row with no problems. And the best part of the whole build is that it only cost $300 to make
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    • brissie
      Apprentice
      • Sep 2013
      • 127
      #2
      Re: Portable clay wood fired oven.

      Cool... it looks good.

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        • Greenman
          Il Pizzaiolo
          • Feb 2013
          • 1123
          #3
          Re: Portable clay wood fired oven.

          If it is fit for purpose and you are happy with how it works then it is a wonderful thing. At the cost of the build it is a very practical alternative and if you are mobile then the oven should be too.

          Congratulations. I would be interested to follow the longevity of your work. I am sure that it may surprise some people.
          Cheers ......... Steve

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            • cobblerdave
              Il Pizzaiolo
              • Jan 2010
              • 2848
              #4
              Re: Portable clay wood fired oven.

              G'day
              That is a really cool oven!
              I have a friend who's first oven a cob like yours became garden fill under a layer of mulch, when he moved.
              The secound a "paver special" built on a brick pallet was picked up and dumped in a trailer and went south, with a job move. I've always wondered how it went.
              I was always disappointed he would never post what he had done on the forum.
              ...so to see a movable homebuilt oven is great!
              Tell us more
              Regards dave
              Measure twice
              Cut once
              Fit in position with largest hammer

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                • Franyak
                  Serf
                  • Feb 2014
                  • 3
                  #5
                  Re: Portable clay wood fired oven.

                  The only trouble i have had so far is Wasps coming and stealing clay off the oven to build there nest

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                    • Gulf
                      Member Moderator
                      • Sep 2011
                      • 3883
                      #6
                      Re: Portable clay wood fired oven.

                      Originally posted by Franyak
                      The only trouble i have had so far is Wasps coming and stealing clay off the oven to build there nest
                      Put a little portland in it. That will stop their offspring from coming back .
                      Last edited by Gulf; 02-25-2014, 06:30 PM.
                      Joe Watson " A year from now, you will wish that you had started today" My Build Album / My Build

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                        • branded
                          Serf
                          • May 2014
                          • 12
                          #7
                          Re: Portable clay wood fired oven.

                          How did you make it exactly? I am looking for a cheap portable one myself. Do you have any sort of plans?

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