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Pizza-porta??
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Focker said:I'd like to see ya spin that 12" pie in a 12" mouth. Classic 7th grade locker room overcompensation.
"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike -
Smarter, not harder.
https://youtu.be/DcPcWqEMgYcBrandonQuad Cities
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Focker said:I agree with Zip, and his assessment. Kenji is full of it.
I had a sh!tty weld on the main body, BS sent out a replacement right away. Upgraded the motor recently, well worth it for the extra power and turning the pie in the opposite direction IMO.
It takes longer to make the pie, than to preheat and bake.
When it croaks, I'll buy another. Then another.
Hacks on the pizzamakingforum who have multi-thousand dollar WFOs have a BS to compliment, and praise it's results, often using it over the WFO. Some food for thought.
My gripes with the RB. Price. Small sub 12", in reality 10" size of the pie. Uneven heat. And my biggest, constant spinning.
My boy, at 8, made a cute 12" pie. Baby steps...They/Them
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DMW said:Focker said:I agree with Zip, and his assessment. Kenji is full of it.
I had a sh!tty weld on the main body, BS sent out a replacement right away. Upgraded the motor recently, well worth it for the extra power and turning the pie in the opposite direction IMO.
It takes longer to make the pie, than to preheat and bake.
When it croaks, I'll buy another. Then another.
Hacks on the pizzamakingforum who have multi-thousand dollar WFOs have a BS to compliment, and praise it's results, often using it over the WFO. Some food for thought.
My gripes with the RB. Price. Small sub 12", in reality 10" size of the pie. Uneven heat. And my biggest, constant spinning.
My boy, at 8, made a cute 12" pie. Baby steps...
BrandonQuad Cities
"If yer gonna denigrate, familiarity with the subject is helpful." -
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I have a BS and at the two year mark I’m still using the first set of batteries. I live in Canada and it can be cold. This thing is great, don’t let anyone tell you differently!
In the bush just East of Cambridge,Ontario -
I’m thinking pizza porta is the only one you use Rockwood with.Love you bro!
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GlennM said:I have a BS and at the two year mark I’m still using the first set of batteries. I live in Canada and it can be cold. This thing is great, don’t let anyone tell you differently!
Two quick questions.
Do you leave it outside all year?
Have any problems with it when the outside temperature is say 10F with 20mph winds?South of Columbus, Ohio. -
it appears some BS owners are modding with this to reduce stress on the motor ...
https://www.amazon.com/51205-Thrust-Bearing-25x47x15-Bearings/dp/B002BBGW3K#customerReviews
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Canugghead said:it appears some BS owners are modding with this to reduce stress on the motor ...
https://www.amazon.com/51205-Thrust-Bearing-25x47x15-Bearings/dp/B002BBGW3K#customerReviews
I've got the thrust bearing on my Gen 1 BS. I recall it not being necessary on the BS models now, Gen 2.BrandonQuad Cities
"If yer gonna denigrate, familiarity with the subject is helpful." -
alaskanassasin said:GlennM said:I have a BS and at the two year mark I’m still using the first set of batteries. I live in Canada and it can be cold. This thing is great, don’t let anyone tell you differently!
Two quick questions.
Do you leave it outside all year?
Have any problems with it when the outside temperature is say 10F with 20mph winds?In the bush just East of Cambridge,Ontario -
@Focker Brandon, good to know, thanks. I don't have a BS just wanted to share.
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Carolina Q said:I seem to recall Zip having some issues with Kenji's review. Could be wrong though. Kenji did pretty much trash the BS, LOL. He was right about one thing, it's UGLY! And definitely not portable. Unless you have a pickup.
Haha, I found @Zippylip's May 2017 comment ...Zippylip said:
I think this clown is full of sh!t, the 2 he rates higher than the blackstone require longer pre-heat times & constant post-launch spinning of the pie to avoid uneven cooking. As for quality of build, maybe he got a lemon, mine is a couple hundred pies in without any issues. But yea the blackstone is uglier than the last chick at a frat party, I'll give him that.Carolina Q said:I just watched Kenji's pizza oven comparison video. That's the first time I'd ever heard any real negatives about the Blackstone. Starting with how ugly it is. haha. Sounds like there are some design/manufacturing issues though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGNJbFQIr5g
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