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You should give credit to Fix This Bild That. I built the same one a year ago using his plans. You're pretty skilled but no ethics.

Rust is to strong 😔

When I build my pizza oven I used exercise ball , much more simpler faster no need to wait for anything.. lol you made everything to complicated,

What's the size of your door

without any steel frame reinforcement the front bricks will collapse eventually.

I agree with about 95% percent of what you said in your video. I started in woodworking and CAD over twenty years ago. Once 3D printers came onto the market it was just a natural progression to go from designing wood furniture to designing 3D printed parts. I too started with the Ender 3v2 but experienced too many flaws. I graduated to Prusa MK3S+. I also purchased and assembled the kit for the cost savings. I quickly came to appreciate the assembly and strength of 3D printed parts while assembling the MK3S+. Add 3D printing to any hobby = synergy! Great video. Looking forward to watching more!

Can you use red brick and plaster the inside with refractory morter?

I have a question brother. Im thinking of using red brick plastered with refractory morter or cenent im not sure which would be better and i havent found anything online that addresses this issue. Any thoughts?

Thanks, great presentation to the point, no wasted time. I learned what I wanted to know! 👍

Kudos to ANYONE who makes an informative video on how to do ANY DIY project. Yes no one is perfect and ALL DIY projects are usually finished off with plan D.1.2.A 😀 😂 Thank you for this video. I have a 50 year old window that is steel frame, concrete poured around it during house construction. Pain to cut it out but it is in dire need of replacement. Too expensive to hire it out. So it will be a DIY, which most all of my home projects are, i was just researching some ideas. Again thank you 👏👍🙏

Excellent!

Found your channel by accident so now you have another subscriber! :) Great video!

salut super jolie , c'est quoi comme pierre sur les cheminer que vous avez mise ?

I love this... i was about buy a pry bar set and thought i'd have a quick word with "Uncle RUclips"... I hadn't thought about using physics in this way, its perfect. Thankyou

Great video. First time I’ve looked up 3D printing and wood working, and it wasn’t just painting holders. Thank you.

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is that about 4x8?

I want to make wirh beicks all the qay indtead od blocks ans would give me an idea what morter to use best ans mixtures

Hi mate what mixture of morter did you use foe inner walls and floor when did u use the same morter foe the sides same as the floor and the walls heat resistant morter? If so what mixture did u use

fireeeeeeeeee

You can see the chip the granite when they try to squeeze it around the post. Anyway you should give the company name to let people know not to use them

How long did the whole process took you?

Just added a CNC router to my vinyl sign shop. Frankly, vinyl pays all the bills but I'm just getting started with the CNC. I love it. I only do commissions. One offs. I don't do Etsy or sell on line. It's all word of mouth and mostly repeat business. Now that I have the CNC, I swear I need a 3D printer to support the CNC. (makes me laugh just thinking about it) For example, making 3D letters that pop, can take paint, and won't melt in the sun. I can make letters on the CNC but buying maple, oak, teak or cypress takes the fun out of doing anything in wood. Is 3D printing say 4-6" letters cheaper than making sawdust out of maple to make a positive?

In the design stage now. Great video.

I’m adding a third wheel for better balance I don’t need the curve making two.

Brilliant! Thanks!

how do you keep dough from sticking? how do you clean the box?

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Thanks for the info! Just out of curiosity, how much did it cost you to build the smaller one?

As a designer I can confirm we use metric 100% of the time! Great Video!

great built.My next project,

Amazing. I love it

Thanks for informative tips, I have a question if you don’t mind! Is the outer wall of the dome going to be hot? And what is the clearance if it’s close to the wood material? I’m adding a pizza oven in to my existing outdoor kitchen space which is mostly wood, since we live in Toronto and I need to know if should be considered and also for exhaust pipe after insulation can be close or touching wood material? I really appreciate if you would help me with that since I couldn’t find any source for that! I thought I would put the whole oven right behind my kitchen and only opens from inside means just an iron cast small door maybe! If I have the answer for that I’ll start it right away sir, 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

This video is great and shows good examples of the use of a 3d printer in woodworking. However, when you do the shots with your table saw, please, do not show unsafe technique! Using your hand as a push stick to the right of the blade is just stupid. People watching the video might pick up bad habits which could result in serious injury. Other than that, great content!

Has anyone else tried this???? This looks amazing.

Great videos love all you have done! How can I fiqure out the height of dome of a 30 inch interior oven before building to know my door max heiht and width. Thank you for your videos

a cri of 80 is not good but it seems to have better color rendering then that shown in your video. Hard to tell tho

Why no vermiculite base for the bbq oven vs pizza oven?

Sir...I'm in the processed of buying my house in Fayetteville, NC come built mine too. Great work

Sir, if I make a portable brick oven like 3 or 4 diameter its make food. Pakistan

How many bricks did it take for your build?

I am limited on tools right now so this a perfect video. Thank you very much

what filament are you using?

Ty buddy

Hmmm ... "Well equipped to handle anything that is unexpected" 😂 I think that means a credit card and enough gas in the truck and available time for six trips to the big box store to buy what you thought you needed. Nonetheless, I will continue to think that "this should be pretty easy" and do it myself. But each project brings with it new knowledge (and probably tools) that makes me more agile for the next undertaking!

thank you. this is the kind of clever, simple solution i was looking for.

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read woodprix instructions from cover to cover :)

Is there a limit to how many rows this will cover? It seems to me like if you have a bigger garden you might have to have two different sections because the water pressure will be diminished.

Do you have a printed parts list? Great video! I can’t wait to try this!

Great tip with the painter's tape and wood filler. Will be using that.