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Bibliography Aperçu général des principales mesures prises pour améliorer le bien-être matériel et moral du soldat belge, Le Havre, 1918. Brood, een hele boterham! Brood en broodgraan omstreeks 1900. Syllabus voor de gidsen, Grimbergen, 1999. Brood. De geschiedenis van het brood en het broodgebruik in Nederland, Rotterdam, 1983. Brot ist Leben. Die Europäer und das Brot. Ausstellung, Vevey, 1996. Climats, voyages, nature, découvertes, 1995 nr. 3. De Bijbel - Willibrord vertaling, Boxtel, 1987. Desembrood bakken e.a. gistloos gebak, Hallaar, 1978. Elseviers culinair handboek, Brussel, 1981. Fours à pain. Recueil d'articles extraits de la revue "Maisons paysannes de France", Paris, 2002. Het boek der uitvindingen, ambachten en fabrieken. De voortbrengselen der aarde, Leiden, s.d. Ons kookboek, Leuven, 1943. Vitsen en lemen, Het Domein Bokrijk, 2002. AALDERS Willem, Metselen als ambacht en hobby, Den Haag, 1980. ALTINK J.R., Waterbouwkunde. V. Kanalen, rivieren en rivierwerken. Zeeweringen...
Woodworking
The blacksmith
The blacksmith, master of iron and fire
Save the bread ovens!
A bread oven is a brick oven used to bake bread. These characterful old bread ovens and bakehouses are under threat. Not only the buildings themselves disappear, but also the knowledge to build and use such bread ovens. With this project the MOT would like to do something to prevent this. Here, we offer a multitude of technical knowledge on the restoration, build and use of bread ovens.
MOT & GO
MOT & GO The DIY store for motors and power transmission
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Roof
Roof structure and roofThis text can only be consulted in Dutch.
The built itself
Building a bread oven
Building a bread oven There are many different ways to build a bread oven. Firstly, you can use various materials that each mason uses in a different way according to his preferences. Then there is the clients wishlist to be taken into account. Lastly, there are no detailed instructions to be found in manuals and as far as shape and building styles go, there are no rules. The MOT created this manual to help out people who want to build their own bread oven. Although our method serves as a guideline, we offer you a choice between different solutions whenever possible. You'll find a list of materials together with the quantities that you will need to build this type of oven. In terms of construction, we prefer to follow the most authentic building method, unless we think there are better and easier solutions at hand. You can find more information in the chapter additional information. We collected the information for this manual using books (see bibliography) and records of oven builders...
Making an oven door