Chutes can be produced by the hydraulic pipe bender as well for the same material costs. A hard suit would be more optimal for working outside during the day as it can withstand the heat better, i.e. less O2 going from your O2 bottle to your waste bottle to air condition the suit. The only down side is that hygiene deteriorates a bit quicker in a hard suit. When you say hot-box I'm assuming you mean to keep your advanced furnace and basic furnace each in a contained cell with a hot atmosphere in order to eliminate heat loss in your furnaces. If so it would be more prudent, for safety reasons, to place a weak pressure wall or window (e.g. iron wall kit) on the back side rather than frame. That way in the event something goes awry and the cell over-pressurizes it will blow out that weak wall on the back side to the open world, rather than the interior wall in the room. Cheers!
Chutes can be produced by the hydraulic pipe bender as well for the same material costs.
A hard suit would be more optimal for working outside during the day as it can withstand the heat better, i.e. less O2 going from your O2 bottle to your waste bottle to air condition the suit. The only down side is that hygiene deteriorates a bit quicker in a hard suit.
When you say hot-box I'm assuming you mean to keep your advanced furnace and basic furnace each in a contained cell with a hot atmosphere in order to eliminate heat loss in your furnaces. If so it would be more prudent, for safety reasons, to place a weak pressure wall or window (e.g. iron wall kit) on the back side rather than frame. That way in the event something goes awry and the cell over-pressurizes it will blow out that weak wall on the back side to the open world, rather than the interior wall in the room.
Cheers!