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My very first (portable) pizza oven
Hey guys,
This is my very first post at this forum. I aspire to build my very first pizza oven. Of course I want to make it woodfired. Because of spacial problems I want to start off with a portable oven.
I have done some research on the internet how to build a (portable) oven, and I'm in the progress of making a design for it. I want to base my oven on a 55-gallon drum.
I have worked out a concept in a 3D program called Google Sketchup. I wanted to first draw it out instead of going ahead and build it, so I can calculate how much stuff I need to build it.
My progress so far: Barrel wood pizza oven - YouTube
I am planning to:
I could use some more tips to help me get started. All tips are welcome!
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Update: I just revised the design for my pizza oven. I thought about it for a while and found it a bit risky to make a compartment for my wood so close to the oven floor, because it isn't insulaten (yet!).
I also think the oven wasn't high enough, the last thing I want to do is to burn the pizza at the top. I also had some doubts about the chance for smoke to run out of the front of the oven, zo I made a ridge for that.
I'm planning to add hinges instead of having a loose door.
See the progress so far here: Wood fired oil drum pizza oven - Revision 2 - YouTube
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Thats an interesting concept. I have a couple of questions that you may consider in your design efforts.
1) You said you were planning on adding some form of insulation. Only place I see available is under the floor. Are you planning on insulating the roof?
2) If you do insulate the roof, will it be inside the barrel (eliminating more of the very precious space you already dont have) or wrapping the entire thing in blanket/like insulation outside the barrel?
3) How portable is portable? Your design (base on about 55 bricks) is in the 400-450 range right? The design on your stand is not robust enough to support mobilizing it. Its possible that it will work if it is not being moved, but scary nonetheless.
That's my initial read on your design, but I'm no expert (not even close). Hope that gives you some ideas. You may also want to consider you chimney placement.
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I see a few drawbacks.
1. Thin steel and heat do not go well together. You are inviting rust, unless your drum is stainless.
2. You have no insulation so you will have difficulty maintaining heat leading to excessive fuel use.
3. Using steel outside the refractory bricks will make the steel dangerously hot because steel is very conductive. It will rob the bricks of their stored heat.
4. Using an updraft flue design as in your plan will lead to plenty of flame up the flue. You will need to make it stainless and fit a damper. A cross draft flue with the flue at the front and independent from the oven is more efficient.
If you go ahead with your idea be sure to wash out your oil drum REALLY well.
They blow up really easily, the volatile fumes ignited by spark or flame. I know personally of two deaths from this accident, it is common.
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Thanks guys for the really good feedback. I'm planning to insulate the drum with sheets of insulated blankets around the steel frame, so heat will be retained within the oven itself. I think this will also solve David's points 2 and 3.
I definitely will keep in mind when purchasing an oil drum it's an oil drum that has been cleaned well or hasn't been used to transfer flammable or dangerous stuff. I hope to find a stainless steel one.
I decided to not design the drum in a way that the insulating blanket is wrapped around the bricks, that would compromise too much in terms of space.
Do you guys have any good ideas how to make a stable stand for the oven but still retain portability?
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For the stand add cross bracing.
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I saw the sketch I would not do the legs i would gear more towards a welded steel frame like a box with cross bracing like OKN suggested you could also add casters to it if you wanted
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Also whats keeping the fire bricks on the dome being that you plan on making it portable i dont know if you should rely on gravity
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Alaska's windswept Aleutian Island chain arcs for over a thousand miles toward Asia from the Alaska Peninsula. In this remote and hostile archipelago is Kiska Island, an uninhabited sub-arctic speck in the tempestuous Bering Sea. Few have the opportunity even to visit this island, but in June of 1942 Japanese troops seized Kiska and neighboring Attu in the only occupation of North American territory since the War of 1812.
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Meet the world's most unlikely drop-top! It might sound difficult to believe, but arriving at the LA Auto Show later this year will be this amazing convertible SUV based on the Nissan Murano.
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Chillingo is one of the most proficient publishers in the App Store, and they had a slew of new games to show at GDC. In the past, they have published Cut The Rope, Angry Birds, Minigore, Toki Tori, Guerrilla Bob, Ravensword, and so many more. One of the games below could be the next App Store hit.
Anomaly: Warzone Earth
If you're a fan of tower defense games you'll definitely be intrigued by Anomaly. It really flips the genere on its head as your goal is to try to avoid and destroy the towers. The game is best described as a tower offense game where you play as the invaders. Imagine if you played as the Fieldrunners instead of placing the towers.
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Blobster is an upcoming platformer where you play as a red blob. You tilt to move and flick to launch Blobster around the levels. The game has all the traditional elements of a platformer with enemies, power-ups, hard to reach areas, switches, and unique aspects only a blob could take advantage of.
Blobster will have four worlds as part of a lengthy adventure. The platformer genre is relatively sparse in the App Store, so if you're waiting for one, look for Blobster in March or April.
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Interesting. What is a well to do family exactly?? My kids have a lot of tech because I love tech and they sort of get my hand me downs! I'm not rich by any means. Our ends meet just right and we deliberately set aside what is necessary to keep me in a new iPhone and alternating iPad/computer upgrades for myself and my hubby every couple years come bonus time. This article made me think about how I see myself (financially speaking). I suppose what i think is a must have might be considered a waste of money for others. I am not above cutting out dining out for a couple months to set a side some cash for a new router or beats headphones. LOL!
Stock Talk: Why Apple's textbook announcement matters
"If Apple relies on the existing $500 iPad to hit the education market, I think they may just accelerate the ownership of their products to students who were already going to own them … kids in well-to-do families."
Yesterday Apple made one of those cool little announcements that probably won't affect too many of us in the short term. But I think their initiative with iBooks 2 and iBooks Author offers significant long term benefits to the company and its shareholders.
I say that this won't affect most of us in the short term because most of us are not students. So it doesn't (yet) change our use case for the iPad. But many of us have kids. My own kids are in JK and Grade 2 respectively. They are at the perfect age to begin using tablet technology in school.
So while I'm not a student, I am a father and I expect this trend to affect my family within a few years. As an investor in Apple, that excites me.
What Apple is doing reminds me of one successful strategy Cisco Systems used to dominate the IP routing market. Specifically, they offered free training and huge discounts on equipment to non-profit schools (including high schools). This greatly improved the chances of any tech-inspired kid to graduate from high school knowing how to operate Cisco gear. When you carry this training throughout the educational process, it's no wonder so many IT managers end up buying Cisco gear.
Apple has just applied a healthy dose of steroids to this same concept. This isn't about making money from textbook publishing. That's just the gravy.
This is about programming students to use the iPad and other Apple products right from the beginning of their education.
Apple's education announcements are about creating a psychological stickiness to Apple products much earlier than might otherwise be possible. If Apple can create an amazing reason for every school-aged child to have an iPad for school books, those kids will quickly start using the devices for everything else. Getting kids hooked on Apple is great for long term shareholders.
While I'm focused on the device-side stuff in terms of how it may grow Apple's business, I also realize that book publishers may migrate to Apple products if they want to use the iBook Author application. That's the Apple halo effect for you. Great for shareholders too, right?
The only REAL potential competitor that comes to mind here is Amazon. Their Kindle platform could do much of what Apple is doing, perhaps minus a lot of the interactivity within a textbook. But the interactive stuff seems secondary to me. Page flipping, multi-touch zooming and panning, and note taking are probably all we really need. Then if authors want to go overboard and include interactive tables, diagrams, or other in-book applications, so be it. But that stuff doesn't make or break the business model.
The feedback from educators, published on iMore suggests many potential issues that Apple may need to resolve. Can only rich families / schools afford iPads? Will these things get stolen? Who will be responsible for lost or broken devices?
What if Apple can figure out a way to make iPads accessible even to lower income families and poorer schools?
As an investor, I realize this whole idea of digital textbooks may drive a deeper wedge between the rich and the poor. But what if Apple can figure out a way to make or sell less expensive iPads? Then everyone wins, right?
One way to do this is build a school version of the iPad. Think stripped down components, no camera and a beefier mechanical design. Then sell it at cost, or even below cost while recouping the loss with (pretty much guaranteed) textbook sales. It's not a no-brainer, but it seems pretty close to me.
If Apple relies on the existing $500 iPad to hit the education market, I think they may just accelerate the ownership of their products to students who were already going to own them ... kids in well-to-do families. But if they get aggressive and create a business case that makes iPads a total no brainer for schools, then I think Apple will have just locked in its next leg of growth.
But be careful Apple ... Jeff Bezos is watching and he's gotta want this market as badly as you do.
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I hear ya. Unfortunately, there are families living on incomes small enough that the price of just an iPhone represents a couple week's income. So yeah, it could be a problem for a good many students.
Great read, thank you. For some reason, the whole locking kids in thing reminds me of the Tobacco companies.
Anyway, I really wish we had this stuff when I was growing up. Just the simple pro of having a lighter backpack alone would have made it worthwhile. I hope Apple (or Amazon, or whomever) gets really aggressive with this because outdated, wrinkled, marked up, water stained textbooks with missing pages should have been a thing of the past "hace rato".
I too am looking forward to having my kids take advantage of this in a few years.
Agree with you 100%. However, I do want to point out that most of these school kids that will be assumed to drink up the Apple technology in school will be sorely disappointed in most work environments that do not and will not use Apple technology. I am in engineering and in the energy industry and I simply do not see IT allowing Apple products to be used or supported. In fact, I recently got told to cease and desist using my iPhone for company business. Sadly, Apple or even BYOD has yet to catch on in my industry and I'm afraid these kids will inevitably feel the same pain I do. I am encouraged by the inroads Apple has made in business, but not so much to get my hopes up yet.
I think the point is as these kids become the IT Managers, etc. they will begin changing those policies. It's not something that happens over night, rather it is very long term.
I think over the next 10 years (so, right when the kids that start these programs are getting out of college) that will change. Cost of devices are going to be an area that companies can drastically reduce by using the BYOD model. Also, with so many "critical apps" going to the cloud, Microsoft itself even abandoning many of the "must have Internet Explorer" technologies, the timing for the return of the "dumb terminal" is coming. Of course, these "dumb terminals" will now be what ever device the employee brings with them. Perhaps part of the on-boarding of new employees involves an allowance for hardware and software/licences.
I see this as a viable solution.
Maybe, but I used an Apple II and then Macintosh most of the way through school, beginning at age 6. It wasn't until my later high school years that my school got PCs to replace out dated Macs.
Left out the part how I now use Windows only after using Macs throughout childhood in school from 1991-2003.
Before you get to excited about this recent announcement you might want to see what people who write for a living are saying.
It's hard to justify spending money that much on a iPad (or something similar) since most books are provided by the school. College students might make more sense. If I remember correctly, I spent an average of $400/semester. Guess it really depends on the price of soft copy downloads.
so true. I worked on an apple llc when I was in middle school. that was all I knew until my family chipped in to buy me my first computer--it was a dos pc. Apple was rather pricey by comparison.
Textbooks are content, and content should not be restricted to devices that are locked in to a particular vendor/platform. I dont care if that's a model that makes money for investors, let's think of the bigger picture!


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On Thu 29 Apr 04, 9:58 AM, Jimbo <email@example.com> said:
> Hello again:
> I have d/l opencd because the graphics on their web site are delightful.
> Anyway...I tried to open it in windoes before burning it but was unable.
> Is this a bootable disk? I don't understand. Do I have to modify this
> .ico file somehow?
jim, you probably downloaded an iso file, not a .ico file.
an iso file is like a mini filesystem, along with files in that
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mount -o loop ./opencd.iso /mnt
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if you MUST, you can also view iso files in windows. there's a nice
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> I want to add this disk to my brother-in-laws computer that I am
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whether you use undisker or linux tools, one of the really nice things
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once you loop mount them (i'm sure undisker essentially works the same
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click: My Computer | Z | mozilla and double click the "setup.exe" icon.
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If I have five to six cups of tea every day, and it takes four minutes in the microwave to heat the water in my cup, and if I spend that time while it's heating cleaning my house, then I will be spending twenty to twenty-four minutes cleaning, every day.
How much can I accomplish in that amount of time?
I am about to find out.
I figure working for my tea isn't a bad idea and I'll be accomplishing more housework than I normally would be doing.
Four minutes here & there isn't much.
Not enough time to procrastinate about it.
Not enough time to think up reasons why I shouldn't do it.
Not enough time to make excuses.
Not enough time to miss out on doing something else I'd rather be doing at that moment.
Not enough time for me to get obsessive about it.
Yes, this is the real reason why I hate cleaning. When I clean, the picky perfectionist in me comes out and takes over and everything has to be perfectly organized and sterile. I spend way more time on each thing than I should. I can't control it or stop it once it starts.
This is a source of anxiety I'd rather not go through, so I avoid the activity altogether. This is also why the mess bothers me so much. I see it, think about fixing it, think about how long it will take (because I will end up obsessing over it), and that causes anxiety too. I fear losing control...and I run from the task. It's a kind of damned if I do, damned if I don't feeling. I can't find a happy medium where things are normal. You probably can't even begin to understand how much this bothers me and stresses me out.
But it's only four minutes.
I think I can handle that. How much trouble can I get in, in four minutes?
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Imagine a web server that can fit in your pocket.
You don't have to be a super mega-geek Linux-loving hardware hacker to do it.
All you need is a Pocket PC running at least Pocket PC 2003 with an internet connection.
Now I haven't tried it out, so I can't supply any instructions, and I am not sure why you would want to run a web server on a Pocket PC other than for the reason "Because I can". Or maybe you might be on a plane and want to do some web development. Maybe you can use the GPS in your device to publish a simple page giving your current location for your friends and family.
Either way, it's kind of insane but sounds like it could be fun.
Bad news for you: You can't do it for free. It will cost you about $78 for all the software and at least $25 - $50 for a year of dynamic DNS service. (depending on if your ISP blocks port 80)
Bad news for me: I am going to miss out on all the fun because my Pocket PC is too old and runs WinCE 3.0 Pocket PC 2000...and I am too broke to afford the expense even if my device was supported.
But if you decide to try it out, I'd love to hear about it. Drop me an email and maybe give me a link to your portable website. (don't worry...I won't share your link or your email address, and I won't spam you.) I'd love to snag some screenshots of your mobile site for a possible update in the future.
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A new level of crazy.
A telemarketer calls an elderly woman who claims she is on the do not call list. She goes off on him, swearing and making threats.
She seems like someone that actually hates phones more than I do.
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I had this really weird dream...
I dreamed I was in Tampa, at a Chinese restaurant. I was supposed to be ordering food for my mother, which would be delivered later on, then I was supposed to go to my aunt's house a few blocks away.
Something went wrong and it got weird...
The lady in the restaurant told me that the last time my mother called for food and had it delivered, somebody stiffed them for $2.50. So she wanted me to pay for it, and for my mother's current order, and to tell her that from now on she has to come and pick up the food herself.
I look in my wallet and all I have is $25...which my mother gave me for something else...and I wasn't supposed to spend it. I handed the lady $5, hoping that later when I saw my mother that she wasn't going to have a fit about it.
While they were cooking my mother's food, the Chinese lady gave me some sort of drink for free...something that tasted weird and not so good.
There was this guy that worked there that was bored and had nothing to do. Everybody else was busy running around cooking things except him. My daughter starts flirting with him. He tells her that he wants to cook something and not just sit around being bored...asks her if she wants something to eat....for free. Then as she is looking at the menu and making suggestions for some common things, he gets a bit upset and takes the menu away from her. He doesn't want to make something common, he wants to make something special! (he was trying to impress her)
So he's looking at the menu trying to find something, then tosses it and grabs some Chinese cookbook and starts flipping pages. Then he gets a big smile and very excited and runs to the back with the book.
The Chinese lady tells my daughter, in Engrish, that she is really going to like what he's making, because she can see what he's doing in the back and we can't.
Then she asks me why I am not finishing my drink. I am honest with her about not liking it too much. She suggests that maybe I need prune juice in it...then comments how Hollow doesn't need any prune juice, because 'he go everyday, no problem'. (omg! It turns out that Hollow is living with the people in the Chinese restaurant in Tampa!)
Then the guy that is making food for my daughter comes to the front with a giant artistic chicken sculpture dipped in wax, sticking up out of something that looks like a fancy metal baby buggy with all kinds of Asian designs all over it, and he pushes it along this track that leads to an oven. It was a genuine work of art. Then he explains to my daughter that it has to go in the oven so the wax can be burned off, leaving just the chicken.
Then my mother shows up and wants to know why we were still at the Chinese restaurant and not at my aunt's house yet.
I explain the food problem to her and she swears the delivery guy is a liar. She sent someone downstairs with the money, and he would never pocket the money for himself. She gets mad at me for telling her all of this. I told her I had to pay for the food. She hands me $2.50, with an attitude. When I told her I had to pay $5 because I also had to pay what they got stiffed, she gets really nasty, but finally gives me another $2.50.
Then she hands me some really cheap cigarettes and I comment that I don't smoke those, that I prefer Djarums. She asks who the hell got me into those. I told her that I thought it was her that did. She says in a very nasty tone of voice that it couldn't have been, because she wouldn't ever buy something expensive like that for me.
Then I thought about it really hard.....it was Plastic! He was the one that got me into them. (not in real life though, that was Cailin's fault)
...and then I woke up.
So...I dreamed about my daughter flirting with a Chinese guy, 2 online friends (one that really lives in Tampa), my mother being a bitch, and a work of edible art that's worthy of photographing. It's all not so weird and really quite normal, when you think about it.
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On May 15, 2007, the Air National Guard decided to bomb NJ, even though it's still officially part of the US. This is not the first time that they have 'attacked' and put residents and their property at risk. Sure, New Jerseans are known for being cranky, arrogant, and hating Republicans, but is that any reason to attack us?
There has been at least 5 major incidents in recent years, including one in November 2004, in which they opened fire on Little Egg Harbor Township's middle school during a night-time training exercise. Had that accident taken place during the day, it could have proven to be much more disastrous than it was.
On May 15, a flare dropped from an F-16 during a training session over a section of the Pine Barrens in Ocean County, about 25 miles north of Atlantic City resulted in an extensive forest fire that burned over 17,000 acres (69 km²) containing rare pygmy Pitch Pines, and forcing evacuation for more then 6,000 area residents.
Some residents used garden hoses to protect their property as the fire approached.
Along the nearby Garden State Parkway, northbound and southbound ramps on Exit 63, as well as the southbound ramp for Exit 67, had to be closed.
Three trailer homes at Pinewood Estates in Barnegat and four at Brighton at Barnegat were destroyed.
About 50 homes sustained some damage at Brighton at Barnaget, including some that had smoke damage.
Three nursing homes had to be evacuated.
An elderly woman suffering from dementia, only knowing her name, disappeared during evacuation and was missing for 2 days.
The following are videos of the fire, made by local residents (some may contain accidental profanity):
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Gov. Corzine has called for an end to the training sessions and/or a relocation of the Warren Grove base, to an area where the threat to the public's safety will be minimized.
Although Gov. Corzine does not have jurisdiction over the fate of the federal military facility, he has not ruled out legal remedies that he can pursue and he is presently in contact with his lawyers about the matter.
Yes, our nation is at war and the military needs to practice, but aren't there better places to do this than over our nation's first nature reserve, in the most densely populated state in the country?
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Apple's support pages actually have the following instructions:
How to pick up and carry your iMac G5
Don't know how to pick up and carry your iMac G5? It's easy.
Before moving your computer, make sure all cables and cords are disconnected.
Pick up the iMac G5 by grasping both sides of the computer. Carry it to wherever you wish.
Thanks for the link, freon!
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I haven't quite figured out what Robert Stadler's profession is as yet (his accomplishments are numerous and varied) but this is one of the most inspirational and quietly spiritual installations i have ever seen. The installation was created in the Saint-Paul Saint-Louis church in Paris during the annual Nuit -Blanche all-night festival in October.
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When the Court of Session was founded in 1532, it consisted of the Lord President, 14 Ordinary Lords and three or four Extraordinary Lords. The Extraordinary Lords were nominees of the King, not necessarily qualified, unsalaried, and free to sit or not as they pleased. This may have been a device to conciliate the barons, but it facilitated royal interference in the work of the courts, and the Extraordinary Lords tended to sit only in cases where they had a personal interest.
The number of Extraordinary Lords rose to eight in 1553 but, after protest, was reduced to four and continued at around that level until 1723 when it was provided that no future vacancies should be filled.
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It was inhabited by the Wanka (Huanca) people - a warlike race known for their cruelty towards their enemies. The Wanka people were eventually subdued during the reign of the Inca King Pachacutec, but in revenge for their oppression took sides with the Spanish during their conquest of Peru. Eventually the Spanish in their quest to suppress paganism, tired of their allies, and destroyed an important temple of the Wanka - Warivilca (A temple constructed some 1000 years ago near the town of Huari.)
The weather is divided into three distinct seasons - the rainy season from November to April, winter from May to July and the dry sunny season, with strong winds from August to October.
In the valley are several small towns, each famous for its own particular craft. Hualhuas is known for its tapestries, blankets and sweaters, and where it is possible to see the craftspeople working at their weaving looms. Molinos is noted for woodcarving. San Jeronimo de Tunan is famous for its intricately designed and crafted silver filigree jewellery. Aco and Quilco specialise in ceramics and San Agustin de Cajas in hats of sheep wool. Mito has the tradition of making wooden masks, and Viquez has artisans who specialise in colorful belts and blankets. The twin towns of Cochos Grande and Cochos Chico are famous for their intricate carving on gourds, which are imported from other regions of Peru.
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