

Have you dreamed of having your own backyard brick oven? See how one man built his from the ground up using basic materials! If you have wondered: what materials it would take, how long it would take, or what to do first, you can learn a lot from reading about Greg Blodgett’s backyard brick oven project. An electrical engineer who enjoys working with cement in his free time, Greg completed many projects with cement and stone before building a brick oven in the backyard. Since its construction, his brick oven has been used countless times for everything from fun pizza parties to roasting olive stuffed pork loin for a Valentine's day dinner. Find inspiration to build your own brick oven that will bring you deep personal satisfaction for years to come! Gain insight into project choices so that you can avoid unnecessary mistakes. Learn how Greg dealt with weather so that you can keep your project on schedule. Study his timetable and materials list to help maintain your budget sanity. Create a practical landscape feature that will make you everyone’s favorite party host! If you want to build a backyard brick oven so that you can cook fabulous gourmet pizza at home and have smashingly popular gatherings with family and friends, you need to read How to Build a Backyard Brick Oven From Scratch . You can do it just like Greg did or you can use his ideas and photos to guide your own creativity. His frugal, down-to-earth approach breaks this project down into practical, doable steps. Buy How to Build a Backyard Brick Oven From Scratch to help turn your dream of a backyard brick oven into a reality! Review: Lots of information. - Lots of info and photos. Good book Review: not for a beginner - if I were someone that knew something about the materials used within this would have been a good addition to the project. Not knowing anything about cement, bricks, or the other materials used on this project, this book was a waste of money. The title does not fit the contents.
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C**.
Lots of information.
Lots of info and photos. Good book
J**J
not for a beginner
if I were someone that knew something about the materials used within this would have been a good addition to the project. Not knowing anything about cement, bricks, or the other materials used on this project, this book was a waste of money. The title does not fit the contents.
P**N
the book will not turn pages
It worked fine fine for a bit then froze on on a random page tapped the turn 10-15 times nothing, drug the page 10-15 times nothing then it change the page. fine for 10 pages or so then same would not change page. Got to page 60 still doing the same thing. Something is wrong in the formating or something.
P**L
Not very useful
The pictures were nice, and it was plainly written. That said, it doesn't include actual plans or diagrams. Nobody was following any safety protocols. It looked like a high school report on how somebody built an oven for cheap. If I pay for a book, I expect more than this. It should provide well laid out plans, proper material lists, a variety of layouts or an explanation as to why this is the best oven design (hint, it's not the most efficient), and etc. All in all, I won't use this to build a backyard oven. I wish I hadn't bought it. Two stars because at least it meets the technical requirements of a book that shows how to build a backyard brick oven.
C**O
Save your time and money, it's just a good story for a bad blog.
The author maybe had a good intention, but the rest everything is bad, from pictures (except for the cover obviously) to the text. The engineer is her husband so, how she can say bad things. The final product I, without know it in person can tell is great, but can't call this book a "HOW TO BUILD" but "HOW I BUILT MY ...".
K**N
Five Stars
Great reference material for the pizza oven I'm building.
S**N
Five Stars
Good info!
S**N
Nothing interesting
Just ideas
J**R
Useful, but not overly so
Just a fanciful picture book of building a wood-fired oven. Useful, but not overly so.
S**E
don't bother!!
God what a waste of money. Cheap though at least. Greg sounds like a tossa. The narration & photos are poor. I can only assume good old Greg was showing off in front of the gushing Laura when he built pile foundations & something the weight of a nuclear bunker? Don't get bitten by a rattle snake you two! :)
A**R
very little useful practical information
this is nothing more than a mediocre coffee table book. very little useful practical information.
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