Ozpig Review

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @melah663
    @melah663 4 года назад +1

    Good review. Thanks

  • @TheWestgateFlyer
    @TheWestgateFlyer 7 месяцев назад +2

    I’m gonna get me one. Yours looks old they are different now

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  7 месяцев назад

      Yeah mate that’s a series 1, there is the series 2 and big pig now. There’s a new video on my channel with the series 2 first look!

  • @phrayzar
    @phrayzar 8 лет назад +1

    Nice, honest review. I made my own version with a wider longer chimney/flue. My only real complaint is that it is very inefficient on fuel. It takes masses of wood for a small cooking area. If you don't keep the fuel up , it gets smokey as the air flow isn't sufficient. I have gone to a wedge type flat pack pit, It's a winner, its a bbq, rotisserie and fire pit. $150 .

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад

      Any more info on the flat pack pit? Sounds like its another good option!

    • @phrayzar
      @phrayzar 8 лет назад

      I haven't weighed it but its very similar to the ozpig, for a weight reference.

  • @RuffKutz
    @RuffKutz 8 лет назад +2

    I have one too. The extra chimney pieces are a must. as it is a smoky little pig, the extra lenght of chimney keeps the smoke away from you. i also have the leg extensions which put it to the perfect hight when sitting next to it. I experimented with extra air intakes around the bottom but that didn't help. ultimately it needs a 3inch chimny.

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад

      Do you reckon the $30 for the legs are worth it or have a go at making your own?

    • @RuffKutz
      @RuffKutz 8 лет назад

      +Aussie Outdoor Reviews the extra length of the legs is definitely a good idea it makes it better to sit by and for cooking but have a look at Bunnings because they sell the same type of piping which I believe has the thread on it and would fit the ozPig the pipes a cup to various sizes

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад

      Great I have a bunnings opened near me Ill see if I cant get some piping.

  • @frankoconnor7309
    @frankoconnor7309 9 лет назад +3

    Was interested in the ozpig and appreciate your info. Well presentedI'm convinced now I will get one for this summer. I love an open flame camping and here are fewer and fewer places that alolw a fire these days. Ozpig here I come

  • @maxmaximus3422
    @maxmaximus3422 9 лет назад +2

    Thanks for that, was very informative. i think i'll buy one based on your review......cheers

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад

      I'm please you liked the vid, did you end up getting your ozpig?

    • @maxmaximus3422
      @maxmaximus3422 8 лет назад

      Sure did with most of the bits and pieces. great bit of kit/

  • @adventure_with_1_life_to_live
    @adventure_with_1_life_to_live 8 лет назад +2

    Great review mate. I can't bring myself to spend the $$$$$ so I'm making my own. Got some useful tips from your video. Cheers 👍

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад +1

      +Jon Carter I wish I had the gear to make my own. I would definitely make the flue bigger in diameter to improve the drawing. Its a pain cooking snags and having to crack the plate open to get more air and keep the temp regular, especially when burning softwoods.

    • @jennyevansnswaustralia7634
      @jennyevansnswaustralia7634 7 лет назад

      How did the one go that you made John. For me, it is a once in a life time purchase... worth it. Would have made one if I could weld.

  • @TheJohnChocolate
    @TheJohnChocolate 9 лет назад +4

    i like how you're all rugged up but kept the pluggers on. #Straya

  • @andysgriff1965
    @andysgriff1965 8 лет назад +3

    Good informative vid, sound is too low and exposure is bad & backlit, can't see a great deal.

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад

      Thanks for your feedback! Yeah it was my first video ever and I'm trying to improve the quality as i get more experience. Thanks for watching!

  • @robable3838
    @robable3838 8 лет назад +1

    what about the finish on it? how long/how much use did it take before the coating diminished and it needed a touch up?

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад +1

      Thanks for commenting Ben, it didn't take very long for the paint to burn off and start to get some surface rust. I have since wire brushed and repainted 3 times. Kill Rust rattle cans are the best paint I have tried so far. Matte black exhaust Hi temp paint was crap. The ozpig must be kept under the patio when not in use.

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  8 лет назад

      I have just done a video on the Ozpigs rust, check it out!
      ruclips.net/video/A30zJXadibI/видео.html

    • @craigbolton1926
      @craigbolton1926 6 лет назад

      I wire brushed the scale off and then sprayed it with canola or vege oil when hot and it comes up quite good and is a lot easier than painting.

  • @jamesbain7184
    @jamesbain7184 4 года назад +1

    Hey there I have an oz pig and its a piece of shit
    50mm chimney is to restrictive need to be 3 inch
    And the ash grate needs to be up off the bottom to make it go proper
    Disappointed really

    • @aussieoutdoorreviews
      @aussieoutdoorreviews  Год назад

      Your not wrong, check out the series 2 Ozpig, they have increased the diameter of where the flue meets the body of the pig, vented door, leg extensions and a new designed warming plate. No update to the ash grate though!

  • @CREvothegreater
    @CREvothegreater 8 лет назад +1

    i got 1!....... =O