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That sounds great, making me hungry reading your post

mike.read wrote:il post picks this week end, make sure you fill the bottle with water before you cut it, or things get interesting

Cheers mate, looks interesting and cutting bottles is no issue I've done

I have two 5mm steel plates, one is cut to fit exactly in the oven and the other on my home made gas bottle BBQ.

Whack the oven up on full tilt and let the bad boy heat, then off you go and cook pizza.

Best thing is I got them cut free at a very good client of mine

They both work just awesome

That looks good, how long does it take to heat up and how steady is the temp

That's awesome guys. The diamter on a 47kg bottle is 14 inches. Americans typically use LPG tanks, the type you have if you don't have mains gas, these are typically around 20 inches diameter or more.

Americans seem to have an endless supply of such tanks and usually over engineer everything to ...

Hey folks I'm currently designing and building an offset reverse flow smoker. The fire box is almost done, made out of 6mm steel plate all welded and bolted together.

For the cook chamber the largest diamter vessel I can get is a 47kg propane cylinder. Will this be ok or do I really need a huge ...

Hey folks, cheers for the welcome

I've just taken delivery of sheet of 4mm checker plate and some heavy duty angle iron, all second hand but in good nick.

This will be my fire box, cook chamber is a 47kg propane bottle. Cutting and welding will commence this afternoon.

The tandoor is a clay built ...

Hello mate I'm just round the corner from you, what good eats are there in Stony, Nk, Bucks area????

Hi there wonderfull folk

Came a across the brilliant site fooling around on a US site. How awesome that we are doing ing something vaugely similar across the pond.

Anyway I've been BBQing for the last 16 years. Should say I make all my own contraptions and have numerous BBQ's a wood fired pizza ...