Build a pizza oven in 10 minutes.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2016
- The simplest pizza oven possible. Built with used bricks and angle iron. This pizza oven can be build in 10 minutes and moved if necessary. Perfect for off grid!
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I'm so confused as to why this video has so many dislikes! It's clever, frugal, resourceful and portable. Brilliant! I'm going to be on the lookout for free clay bricks starting yesterday! :)
Thanks for the comment. People think that its too simple and can't work. But it does!
@@OntarioLakeside And that's the miracle of it. Lol! Why complexify things?
Heather Legler I like it too 😄very creative
Because, clearly it took longer than 600 seconds to make.
@@rockhill9079 Nope. once the materials are gathered it takes less than 10 min to put together.
This man is a genius. Got free bricks and talked his wife into hauling them for him 😂
😂😂😂
Ha ha, my wife and kids went to pick them up. Skills, man!
And I'll add to that - awesome lifestyle, decent kids - perfect.
Thanks very much!
Patio paver (3 x $2.00) are great for the floor of the oven, the roof , and the cooking surface - A pizza Peel helps a lot.
Caputo Metro Flour and Caputo Semolina (11 to 1) make a great dough .
Preheat the dough before topping it will also help.
"Plus they eat a lot of pizza so it's only right if they help out" LOL
Great project. I could pull that off at the cottage this summer. Could cook a large pizza on a pizza stone quite nicely.
I always wondered why the pizza oven kits were so expensive. I kept asking myself, can't I just use normal clay bricks. Now I'm doing it.
hahahaha...at 4:02 is your answer th-cam.com/video/OCwKpyKY8Gs/w-d-xo.html if you don't want that don't waste your time with this hahahaha
I like your safety boots!
Great! Love that it is easy!
Me gusta tu horno, sencillo, practico y lo mejor funciona!
Thanks, I'm going to build one in our backyard!! :)
Fantastic!
I love it - inspiring - I have a heap of night storage bricks!
I'm going to be a chef for a fully outdoor army cadets camp in the middle of the british countryside if Lockdown does get released this summer. Each year being at these camps as a teenager, we would AlWAYS use oak stoves/fires using steel plates that are run 24/7 (to minimise starting it every morning), by burning the logs under a 2metre long, 1 meter wide plate. Its like a furnace. Dug into the ground, with an entrance hole for wood, clay bricks on either side with cement to keep the heat in and remain efficient. For boiling water its not the most efficient way but when cooking for 25 kids and staff it's good for time management and uses renewable resources. It also means when cooking pasta and meat for over 20 people you can manage the food easily, keeping it relatively low to the ground. Unlike gas stoves. I doubt kids can easily pickup a 30KG cauldron carrying pasta and hot water.
The cooking plate has a 15 cm wide chimney pipe sticking out the ground on the other side to get rid of the hot carbon dioxide smoke (among other things from burning the wood) from the furnace. Getting the teenager cadets to find wood takes ages because they often mess around, talking and trying to find mobile signal. I keep a tally chart with weights to check how much each cadet carries back so those who mess around lose game time with the other teams.
I wanted to spice things up this year. Do you think it would be possible to make this pizza oven design as you described in your video, but possibly to make not only pizzas but other meals like garlic bread for bolognaise on a larger scale?
Also do you know where one could order the corner pieces? It would help the kids to make their bed frames (all made from scratch like in the 60's). Even if it is ordered in Canada, the camp is 2 months away so shipping should allow.
I know this is an old video but if you wanted to I could try get a photo of the furnace if you wanted to make one for a video. It would certainly help teach the younger generations how to build them.
Thanks for reading my reply. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Easy tutorial. What lies between the wood table and the floor of the bricks? Thanks much
I wish i had a boat, a dog, a teenager and 97 bricks
Sometimes we could do without the teenager! 😃
Cool family adventure video. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for coming by!
Love the price. Good work.
Keep up the good work. A follow up video on this would be great.
"...They do eat a lot of pizza. It's only right they're helping out."
Ain't it the truth.
I wonder if this would be better with fire bricks? I like the idea and need to give this a try
I live in Hebron North Dakota. Home of the Hebron Brick Factory. I can get Bricks for free but I never thought to check for Asbestos. I will do that! Thank you so much!! I so wanna build one of these!
do you have more resultate of the pizzas please like the napolitana style
Do you have to leave it a day for the air between the bricks to set?
Not much on great thermal abilities compared to a normal pizza oven....but...it seems to do the job when camping...or on a really tight budget...good job!!
🤣... I agree! Plus the young man will learn wonderful life skills and get to bond with "the old man"! Good job brother...
good video, simple, free and it works
But it doesn't work, it doesn't produce the high temperatures need to cook a pizza. It is nothing more than a fire, with bricks.
Could I cook my thanksgiving turkey this way?
May 14, 2020, 12:00 Central time... 321 Dislikes?????!!!!! What?????!!!
To those 321 "dislikers: What did you expect to see...??? A 200 years old Tuscan oven?
This was, in many of us (859 Thumbs up) opinion, one of the best videos here... because it shows how with a bit of ingenuity and very little resources, how to solve a big problem "BEING IN THE WILD OR A CAMPING TRIP, CRAVING A SLICE OF PIZZA".
I am sure that whatever comes out of that oven beats, hands down, Domino's, Pizza Hut (iak), Papa Johns and many other...
"Dislikers"... keep going to Domino's... and good luck trying to taste a good pizza.
Lakeside... thanks for the great idea... I may put together one of this in my backyard...
@Gman 2060 Calm down bro ; it's a light-hearted video.
I was wondering, Could you have used a little Cement ( With out rock ) to seal the Bricks in place with the angle iron ? But it is a good idea !
Yes you could for sure.
the seems all lining up is killing me
How in the heyell can anyone not like this?! It’s fantastic! Best pizza oven video I’ve seen yet. And I’ve watched a bunch of them. I’d love to sit down and enjoy your pizza wherever that oven is located. Good times.
Thanks!
I wouldn't want to sit down and eat that pizza, and if you've watched a few videos you'll know the key thing is to build an oven capable of reaching temperatures exceeding 500 degrees. Only then will you get the characteristic crispy dough, the whole pizza should cook in a minute.
nice video nice family and cool project! so im just wondering here... would it cook more evenly if placed a door on it? also what temp is it getting to? thanks! also have any photos or followup video of yummy pizza that doesnt looks burnt and looks like a real pizza yet come out of that oven?
A door would help keep in the heat for sure, but we have had some good success after a bit of a learning curve. A bit of burnt edge is part of the charm!
yeah i guess it might be hard to tell other than timing it when to spin your pizza to cool the other side. i was thinking maybe there's a better-made oven but honestly, i finding even the most elaborately built ovens that i have seen on youtube since your video has the same concept. what i don't understand is i have had brick oven fired pizza in town and i not seen ash or unevenly cooked crusts etc. maybe theirs is gas and not wood fired. i would have to inquire. i was thinking to make one of these. looks simple enough. but i dont want to be disappointed in the final product. i have been hearing about the risk of asbestos in used bricks and now wondering what the health risks of cooking with such may be. seriously a cool build though.
You only want to use a door while getting the oven temp up
Nice Video 👏 i have seen you on German television
Really? one of my videos?
Where exactly was the 10 minutes started and finished? This looked like a two day job? End result was very good though!!
True! I guess he meant learning from the video will take 10 mins 😸
Where can I get the iron posts??
Do you worry about the wood bench you have it sitting on catching fire? Maybe a dumb question but Im fire paranoid.
I put cement board under the bricks, but we treat it like an open fire, never unattended and put out with a bucket of water.
How much angle iron?
Nice project, thanks for sharing it.
The pizza sits on top of the brick roof of the oven while cooking?
nope, inside!
God me does not wait 😂😂😂😂😂
Great vid but I have not yet found a teenager to help me with the lifting.
Put a pair of brick tongs in each of that young man’s hands. You can teach him a noble Italian trade while developing a good appetite at the end of the day. I have an old bed frame, and some fence posts. My son doesn’t know that he is donating paving bricks to the project.
You guys are doing a great job,but don't you think you should use clay to hold the bricks together!
we are working on a more permanent set up!
Builds a wood fire Pizza oven and cooks his pizza on tinfoil?
Come on Bro, your better then that!😉
I said we have some things to learn! we have moved on from the tinfoil.
Vera 1957 don’t forget the treated wood they burned inside it that’s supposed to be unsafe because I was trying burn it in my fire place and was told not too
question what do you use instead of tin foil
ruby 666 brick are stone 🤨😬
@@SHANKIEKUU obviously you should only use a good hardwood not anything treated.
Great job, I think you are irish
Canadian for 5 generations, Irish before that.
as soon as the welder arrived, i turned off... cant use one :(
You should have kept watching. You dont need a welder.
What kind of pizza is that?
Tasty!
Justin Beber sighting lol
He gets that a lot :)
Lol
Lake of the woods ? :-)
About 2000Km south east!
Considering the prep time, not really 10 mins.
He said build not prepare 🙄
don't you have to put air inlets at the back wall to keep the fire going?
enough air passes between the bricks that the fire burns just fine.
Lost me at the welding part - not all of us have a welder or the skills to use it
No need for a welder. I just joined two pieces to make one longer one.
Work out exhaust part otherwise smoke will burn your eyes and come right on your face.
If your using hard wood and its dry, there is almost no smoke.
hard dry wood also means no sparks... no one wants soft pine popping ash into their food right.
The first 1:30 takes more than 10mins
The back ground music is annoying
Yikes I saw some treated cut wood 😳🧐🤐
Pine scraps for kindling and hand split oak for the fire.
I feel like this took longer than 10 minutes 😕
based
the price is....... 0 dollars hahaha
Why say 10 min or less
assembly is easily don in 5 -10 min
Sent your wife and kids.... to meet some guy... giving away free bricks.... on Craigslist......
In Canada 😀
Save the aluminum next time ew lol
why would you build a pizza oven in the middle of a forest? You're kidding right?
I don't think you've grasped the basics about pizza ovens, which work with high temperatures. This means using insulation and specialist materials. All you've done is build a fire and surrounded it with a few old bricks. Crap.
barlow2976 and yet it makes pizza!
That is rubbish
Tasty rubbish! 🍕
If it works its not wrong!
Gman 2060 stop being a dick