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Enjoyed the video. I have all your tools and more but your project is more than I need. Just a 2x10 to fit in the GM slots with a couple of tie-downs. During the recent power outage in Houston (May 2024), I was carrying propane tanks to and from several locations to get them filled or exchanged so I could run my generator. Using your idea, I will be building something to make hauling my tanks easier in the GMC 2012. And yes, I have several 3D printers. :)

Thanks for tips! Just wondering how did you calculate the amount of bricks you need to build this oven? I want to build a Pizza Oven similar to this but smaller. 🤝

Thanks for sharing and helping us out here 🙏

THANK YOU!! I look mine apart to clean and couldn't remember how to put them back together. Your video is excellent!

What type of sealer did you use on the panels and tabletop?

No riving knife. No blade guard. No push blocks. This guy does not respect his fingers.

Wow, Amazing. Thanks for the inspiration. I'll be making my own with Kreg fastening, since that's what I have, but boy, those are f*****g outstanding! Subscribed.

Hi this is bill you might remember me from last year I built the exact same project as you and I noticed this week the 6 x 6 post are beginning to splinter a little bit. I was wondering if yours did and what to do about it. Thank you.

Hi! I use perlite (available near me) instead of vermiculite. can I also use it to mix with flireclay instead of sand to level the floor brick?

A full round dome is only a UA-cam phenomenon - it creates a burning point on the oven floor. This mistake is due to the “UA-cam smart tool” holding the bricks. Italian ovens is more flat and has a variable radius. Top height - 48-50cm …stack up bricks, make a plate divide it in 3 or 4 so they can get out later on through the pizza opening, then use wet sand to shape up your dome - the wet sand will hold your bricks as well. Super easy.

No PPE? Prescription glasses are not safety glasses, you're making Norm sad. Also, a loose fitting hoodie while using a table saw that lacks both a blade guard and a riving knife is terrifying. Tools are great, but PPE is the most important set of tools you can buy.

The easiest way is to throw out or sell what you don't use

I’m a retired engineer and have been a woodworker for many years. I have done and redone dust collection facets many times over in my shop. I just bought a 3d printer for the purpose of learning a new craft and to supplement my woodworking. I am learning Fusion 360 and recently printed out my first object … a modified dust port for my Rikon bandsaw. I’m impressed with your video as well as your printing and design skills. And I’m grateful that you are generous and make your files available. Thank You ! John D.

I work as a handyman and my machine paid for itself with the first job. I have found it useful for making parts that are no longer available plus things found on this video. Cheers

Dude sick miter saw set up ! Great vid I’m gonna do this exact plan 👍🏻

your video was very helpful, thank you so much!

Hey, great videos. How long does the fire clay need to harden before building the dome?

You should check gridfinity for your drawer organization. No need to re-print, just adapt them to that system. It's a rabbit hole, though.

Any suggestions for a decent frame but a window that's a little big for it? I had been trying to chip away at it with a reciprocal and use a grinder. It is all so awkward. I wouldn't have much room for foam.

If he used epoxy rather than just silicone it might be viable. Overtime with tension from the strings it could come lose and collapse. Guitar needs a rigid structure.

Great video!! I printed the Cyclone 🙂 Can u plz upload the stl files for "Cen Tec Hose Adapter" and 'Rigid Hose adapter"?

Great video, thought we could be friends until you pulled out the dewalt! Good work brother.

Good stuff, did you have to shrink your window due to adding 2x4 around the whole jamb? That’s 3” total lost on the extra framing.. looks good tho, I recommend using OSI quad max for the sealant, stuff is the bees knees for sealant

Horrible music. Thumbs down for the headache it caused

You can only push your finger into a bandsaw so many times. 14:30

Thanks for sharing what you have learned its a Great video, subscribed & Liked

Great video! Question, if you are finishing the basement should you use pressure treated wood? Just concerned about the fumes from the wood' s chemicals. Can pine be used? I would have liked to have heard more on how you determined the framing dimensions.Thanks in advance for the feedback!

Great video. The thin pieces you put between the bricks, are those just cuts you made off of extra bricks?

Awesome! Thanks!

This is perfect for my needs. Thanks!

Selling them on Etsy? 😂 3D L

Came here for a fast DIY firewood storage solution (long term) Stayed fot eh perfect 15 degree clap spacer scrap trick at the end and will be using that this weekend for a project!

Just buy a pallet buster, pneumatic nail remover, and stop working your ass off !

8 months on, how have the boxes held up under use for you?

Bravo bel lavoro! Ciao dall' italia 🍕🥂👋

You sir, are a super genius

Fantastic pizza oven. Great work.

I am watching this while sitting next to my Ender 3 printing a router template for mounting hidden cabinet hinges 🙂

Great vid, got lots of good ideas. Thanks for the inspo!

Nice.

What to do if the aluminum fins are all bent out of shape and need to be replaced???

That's a good-looking wood shed. The tool person in me would use that as an excuse to buy a pneumatic nail gun 😂.

Hello, I would like to know if the top part of the concrete cap will crack under the effect of heat. Thank you very much for your wonderful work. (French)

do u need a "wet say for cutting concrete block.

i have a water line / outdoor spigot that i want to replace with pex as spigot failed. The wall is 4 courses high of block, then framing. From the inside i want to cut the ends that protrude about 1/2" and remove motar in btwn. It's the top block ONLY that needs to be cut as water comes from above. Area inside is unfinished but i have a lot of stuff stored in the space. Would concrete chisel be the best option?

Saw one video where use a big bowl to finish too also just mixed mortar for the small final top middle.

Жаль перевода нет😢

such a cool project. great job

In my opinion an oven of that magnitude needs a rough look brick finish. Its looks like the ones in spain from the 1500s.... I want to do this to make suckling pig 🤤 in an oven that looks just like that... Beautiful man.

I agree that home woodworking does benefit from a 3D printer. I just recently started utilizing mine for jigs too. Besides, when it’s not convenient to be in the shop, learn the program and printer. Thanks