+x Steve Broad - 3/27/2018 5:09:08 PM+x janardian - 2/27/2018 7:25:19 PM+x Michael Guilford - 2/27/2018 4:23:49 PMbit of a late reply. But my curing oven is made from 100mm foil backed insulation board. with a piece of tilebacker on the base for durability and heat distributionI have wired two 2000w heating elements in series to bring power down to 500w and use a thermostat to regulate temperature. You could also use a PWM controller to regulate power.The fan motor is on the outside (would overheat inside). I use a tiny 12v van with a RC plane prop as a fan, connected through the walls.Thank you for your answer! every bit helps!Mine is made from ply sheet and 50mm insulation and silver foil. Heat is supplied by 4 separate circuits powering 150w bulbs. one of these circuits is connected to an adjustable thermostat, allowing me to control oven temps. Used an old metal desk fan with the motor in the wall :-) Old microwave glass for viewing progress. Controls and wiring is a little bit Heath Robinson, but it works and I might tidy it up some day (probably not :-) ) If you look between the rows of switches you can see some of the remote temp sensors that allow me to check that I am getting an even cook.Oven built to take front clip of my car. It fits, just . Photo has loaded sideways for some reason :-(
+x janardian - 2/27/2018 7:25:19 PM+x Michael Guilford - 2/27/2018 4:23:49 PMbit of a late reply. But my curing oven is made from 100mm foil backed insulation board. with a piece of tilebacker on the base for durability and heat distributionI have wired two 2000w heating elements in series to bring power down to 500w and use a thermostat to regulate temperature. You could also use a PWM controller to regulate power.The fan motor is on the outside (would overheat inside). I use a tiny 12v van with a RC plane prop as a fan, connected through the walls.Thank you for your answer! every bit helps!
+x Michael Guilford - 2/27/2018 4:23:49 PMbit of a late reply. But my curing oven is made from 100mm foil backed insulation board. with a piece of tilebacker on the base for durability and heat distributionI have wired two 2000w heating elements in series to bring power down to 500w and use a thermostat to regulate temperature. You could also use a PWM controller to regulate power.The fan motor is on the outside (would overheat inside). I use a tiny 12v van with a RC plane prop as a fan, connected through the walls.