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Use of Angle Iron

I told you I would sent pictures of my use of angle iron instead of building the wooden support as shown in your pictures. I used 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 quarter thick angle iron with 2 1/4 thick concrete base. This is angle iron I had from another project. I will cut reinforcement wire and fill with concrete. It should be able to hold up the world (Ha!) After quite a bit of searching in a hardware and tools store I was able to find a tape measure that had inches and cm measuring units also.

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Concrete garden bench – how to make

Creating by do it yourself a new garden concrete bench to sit on and relax. This concrete bench can be made easily by using left over material from different project. The page by Paul includes complete step by step instruction and material list with photo documentation for “how to” making concrete garden benches. Paul also suggests a few changes or improvements that can be also included. How to make a garden bench for sitting.

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Karl gave the oven a Mexican look

Karl was lucky for he got all firebricks for this project for free. The bricks were sourced from an old farm. The whole project cost-ed him only 500 bucks, material was reused! Tiles in decoration and the figurine give the oven a nice Spanish or Mexican character look.

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Had a test burn. Cooked scones. Worked well.

After Richard built his oven he had a first test burn in it. At the same time he also baked scones. Everything worked well from the first try. He enjoyed sourcing the material, partly also reused for building his oven. The oven is built in Australia.

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Members of one Hunting Camp Group

John with his friends and members of theirs hunting camp group club, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, they built themselves this brick oven. They have all enjoyed the project. Now during hunt weeks season in the wilderness they use the oven for proper culinary cooking and also baking for all club members and their families!

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MTo built from local stone and with copper roof

I decided to make the outside of this oven using local stone from our close-by stone yard quarry. And for the roof in its entirety I used copper sheets and copper nails.

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Oven with ornamental glass added to the brickwork

Garden oven project with added interesting ornamental colored leaded two glass windows in the brick work of front wall. And also brick-chimney cap metal work made of copper sheet.

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Community oven in stones for bread and pizza

I am about to build my third oven, this time for another community. My second oven I built was the one in my own backyard for my family (link to it is down this page). And this here is THE first oven I built, it belongs to our community, we built it together using stones for making all the outer walls.

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My oven cooks the most incredible pizza

I began to build my pizza oven just before winter 2010 approached. Then I finished it completely in spring 2011. My oven cooks the most fabulous pizzas one can cook and eat. Pizza oven named: Forno Di Russo.

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I had never laid a block or brick before

Before building my oven I have not lay a block or brick before nor mortared them together. But with the plans, with enjoying the building stages and my vision of cooking, building this oven with many bricks and blocks went rather easy.

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