Part 6: Designing the oven - Wood fired brick pizza oven build

The sixth video in the wood fired brick pizza oven for our outdoor kitchen series.
We have now ordered the bricks the calcium silicate board. We have spent a week designing the brick oven using Sketchup. The reclaimed fire bricks need cleaning and cutting with the angle grinder.
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[@housesforsale6892]

best of luck - want to build one myself. incorporate bbq, stove, heat store into design. that way you can the heat for multiple purposes

[@DeveloperDIY]

Thanks. I did wonder about running copper water pipes within the dome insulation layer. I could then use this to heat the garage. Good luck with your own project.

[@MezzaLoey]

Love your detailed descriptions and attention to detail. I look forward to seeing things progress! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@DeveloperDIY]

Thank you for watching. I’m slowly getting the hang of the video editing. I just need a better microphone I think. I’m cleaning bricks as we speak! 😁

[@MezzaLoey]

I’m about to go to sleep. A new subscriber from South Australia!

[@DeveloperDIY]

Night, night. 😁

[@Wir3dy0ne]

Can you share the links to the guys you were referring to in the video? 😀

[@DeveloperDIY]

Sure it’s the Fire Brick Company youtube.com/@thefirebrickco

[@MikeMakesAMess]

How did you draw that up in sketch up? I’ve only played with it a little but I have no clue what I’m doing

[@DeveloperDIY]

It’s a little frustrating to begin with but once you master the move and rotate tools along with rectangle and line, you are good to design anything. It’s worth sticking with and do a couple of tutorials. I’ve almost completed the design now, just the oven floor to go. When I’m done I could do a little video on using Sketchup to design the oven if you think it would be useful?

[@MikeMakesAMess]

@@DeveloperDIY that would be very helpful!