Forno Bello Wood Fired Pizza Oven Reviewed by GearDiary.com 

I've seen them where you put the door diagnol so that it can breath, but this door has holes in it for the same purpose!

@@daleandersen9579 it says clearly in the directions do not use the door while a fire is built in the oven. You may be able to use it when there's just coals

@@ss70chevelle85 No offense! I'm in the market and trying to decide which one is best. Very little info available, IMHO, which brand do you like best and why??

@@daleandersen9579 honestly, I use the NXR oven. Truthfully I bought it because I got a really great deal price wise from sams club. Its the only one I've used. But it works great for what it is. I've cooked other things in it besides pizza. Cast-iron steaks, cookies, garlic knots. Its versatile, just takes a bit of messing around with it to get a feel. I like it. But most these types will likely be the same. Its a sturdy model i bought a char king (BBQ grill cover) that works great for protecting it from the elements while not in use. Its fun to use. No problems I've had it for about 2 years now.

clints8888 Thanks, you’re right. It’s a learning process!

Great vid. Can you get any more heat out of that unit? How long did it take to get that smoke stain on the top? Was that on your first cook?

The oven can get well over 1,000 degrees if you build a huge fire. It’s not that difficult to keep it over 750, you just need to keep feeding it wood. I’ve been preferring NY Style, so I’ve been building the fire and waiting for the floor to come back down to around 600F and baking for closer to 4-5 minutes

It appears this exact model is no longer sold. The closest match would likely be the “Fun” listed on their website at $1699.

@@perrybrauner6727 thx for replying

Mario Montagliani I welcome all pizza lessons. I’ve been steadily improving, though not necessarily Neapolitan style.

Dude, that's like 750 to 800 degrees F!! He did say that he had it only a month!

Thanks for your view.

The Oven not working property. The smoke come out for the front