BakerStone Original Gas Pizza Oven vs Gyber Fremont 29-Inch Wood-Fired Pizza Oven

I, like it, it's a good, solid piece of gear, so if christmas is coming and your loved one needs something special, i recommend the baker stone. So go...

Now for the good, this is a solid construction, lightweight, and easy to travel. I also like the fact that the pizza stone can be pulled out and stored for protection and cleaned easily. The pizzas turned out well but it did take some time and Wasn’t able to get the stone hot enough to give that nice “tigering“ due to the stone not being hot enough. It’s a trial and error process

I had often toyed around with building my own pizza oven. This popped up on the web somewhere and I did some investigation on it, how it held up, and most importantly..

This not a real wood fired oven. It needs to be attended constantly and it cools down drastically if you do not keep up with wood chips. I could not not cook even one pizza. However it looks impressive

Try this um, i just closed the garage door and we're gon na get this thing a little more hot and then i'm going to toss. This is the pizza right here ...

After the first minute peel should be easy to scoop the pizza without any sticking and you can slide it around to turn it on the stone. Pizza will cook in about 4-5 minutes, keep an eye on it, it will burn in seconds if not careful.

I followed all the tips in the manual and in the Amazon feedback -- removed the flavorizer bars, made sure the gas pipes were unclogged and in good working condition -- and had all four burners on full-blast. The air was still and the outside temperature was 98°F, so I can't blame the weather. The built-in temperature gauge made it as far as the line between "oven" and "fire," which my IR thermometer measured as just shy of 500°F. I can do that inside in my normal oven! Apparently, I would have been better off continuing to use an ordinary pizza stone in my normal oven

Maybe let up a little bit, but i got us in the lee of the shed here and i thought we'd fire this up once and get it hot before i uh tried to cook on i...