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Old 12-21-2008, 05:52 PM
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Nice fire! At what temp does your IR gun max out?
Mike
I don't remember exactly but I think in is like 1022 or 1027...
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Old 12-21-2008, 05:53 PM
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Beautiful! Your customers are in for a treat!
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I hope so...have had some issues that I think my need some repairing...see the "we have a crack thread"
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Old 12-30-2008, 06:32 PM
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Here they are! A few pics of the first pizza out of the restaurant oven!!!
Notice how I am modeling our bread and pizza!
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Old 12-30-2008, 06:48 PM
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Looks great! Y'all open for business yet? or still in test mode?
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Old 12-30-2008, 07:34 PM
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Dutch, that looks great! Man I wish my town had a restaurant like that!
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Old 12-31-2008, 06:42 AM
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Looks good enough to eat!

...nice way to start out the new year!
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Old 12-31-2008, 08:06 AM
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We are here in Merida Mexico building our first Wood fire stove and restaurant. I am very interested to see what you are doing with yours. We have an old cement cistern which we are going to use for our facade of the oven and build the oven in the inside of it. We are at the oven floor stage and are excited to get working on it. The rest of restaurant is getting renovated, we bought an old colonial home in the historical centro area of Merida and have been renovating it for the last couple of months. We hope to open up by Feb, can't wait!!!
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Old 12-31-2008, 03:59 PM
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We are here in Merida Mexico building our first Wood fire stove and restaurant. I am very interested to see what you are doing with yours. We have an old cement cistern which we are going to use for our facade of the oven and build the oven in the inside of it. We are at the oven floor stage and are excited to get working on it. The rest of restaurant is getting renovated, we bought an old colonial home in the historical centro area of Merida and have been renovating it for the last couple of months. We hope to open up by Feb, can't wait!!!
We are excited for you also! Have you insulated the floor? If so with what? That is probably the MOST important decision you will make with regard to your oven. Inside a cistern, that is truly an interesting oven build!!!
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Old 12-31-2008, 04:04 PM
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Looks good enough to eat!

...nice way to start out the new year!
Jim, Mike, Bonita and everyone
Thanks for the kind comments! We are excited and happy that we were able to share in this project. Looks like we will kick off the New Year in the right way as it seems we will be doing pizzas again tomorrow. We are trying to fire the oven everyday we are working over there and even some of the days we aren't to really "season" it for how it will be working in the end! The pizzas last night were sadly not our best specimens due to a new oven, learning the new oven, etc. But it was absolutely still better than anything that can be bought within a few hundred miles I suppose. And it will only get better with time!
Happy New Year to all!!!
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Hey Dutch, I was so distracted with your cool flame designs and so on, that I completely missed the bit about this being the start up of a new business... somehow I thought you were building the oven or someone else.

So I just re-read the entire thread... what a cool project! And what a lovely old building for it, too. I can just imagine that you would be very excited.

When do you plan on being open for business? So then you'll be making pizza at lunch time and baking bread in the aternoons for the next day? Or pizza for lunch and dinner and bake the next morning? Fascinating. This is just so cool!
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