One of the best builds I have seen. But one request can you do another video going through the electronic side of it that would be great. You have inspired a lot of people with this one. Well done and good luck.
This is probably the best oven made on TH-cam and he did it all with such crude tools the one thing I will say is it is also probably expensive that ceramic fiber board is $100 the bricks are at least $6 each idk the price on the ceramic felt but probably not cheep then the electrical ads up when u want to do a good job like he did with I intend to build one but for annealing glass the ovens happen to be very similar and I want to make it this well
Great work indeed! I wonder what type of insulation brick/material you have used and what is their cost? This looks the same material that we see in commercial furnaces.
bom dia amigo, será que você poderia me passar a bitola do fio kanthal e o comprimento que usou e valor de resistência ohms, muito bom seu vídeo parabéns pela dedicação.
hello,i wanna design furnace like that for my thesis,chamber size 40cm x 30cm x 30 cm working temperature 1100 celcius,can you help me to calculate power need and if i using kanthal wire A1 with diameter wire 3mm,thanks before
Amazing work! That's the most detailes DIY heat treatment oven i saw so far here on YT! Where did you got the insulating fire bricks from? Is Ytong insulation bricks also usable?
Ytong is not useable. They will crack very fast. Firebricks could be found at vitcas. They are based in england. But ship worldwide. 2 pound per brick. Go for grade 23. 26 is harder and does not keep on the heat as good as the 23.
You shouldn't apply solder to the ends of wires going into screw terminals, as the solder will creep under the screw pressure causing the connections to loosen and fail. (To properly add a solid end, ferrules can be crimped onto the conductor; alternatively, there are some styles of terminal strips designed to prevent damage to the strands.) Also, good practice is to avoid touching the heating wires with your bare skin, as perspiration can shorten their life.
Dear TRITT, this oven is crazy, really good work! I was wondering, if you could tell me what kind of switch you used for the safety so the electricity is cut when you open the door?
Also called limit switch. Used for a mechanical operation (limit) to toggle a signal to let a computer know the axis is at its endpoint. Or for something like this. Make sure to grab one that can handle the voltage and amps you are working with.
Great work. Very nice construction and quality electrical work. What was the thin sheets you put between the fire brick and the steel plates/frame work? Thanks for sharing.
Hope your lungs are alright man. Anyone working with soft firebricks, please wear a respirator. The bricks contain crystalline silica which is a known carcinogen when inhaled.
Kanthal a1 has a specific ohm (resistance) per meter. You can often get hold of the information on the manufacturers website. If you are on a 230 grid. It is as easy as you calculate how much power you want. Lets say 2500 watts for a chamber size of 15x15x45 cm. Lets say you are using a kanthal wire sized 1.2 mm² with a specific ohm per meter of 1.5 to make it easy. R=U²(voltage) over P (power watt) = 21.16 ohms. 21.16 ÷ 1.5 = 14.1 meters of 1.2mm wire. THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION NOR A REAL LIFE SCENARIO. THESE ARE MADE UP NUMBERS.
Amazing! It came out better than a bought one mate
both did a very good job so inspire me and make one for my bladesmith work shop thanks
Yo blackbeard, no offense, especially because ive never made something like this, but this gentlemans oven seems waaay safer than yours:)
Probably but like 10 times the price. Mine gonna look like really more like yours hehe
Excellent build. One of the best I've seen. Your attention to detail shows in the quality of the build.
This was one hell of a build. You went more than beyond on this oven.
Hi jess
I got that enthralled in the video, I forgot what you were making at one point. such a pleasure to watch.
thank you.
This is by far one of the most impressive videos I have ever seen on TH-cam. Great job.
Excellent craftsmanship!
Wow, this is a seriously impressive build. Great work!
I need one of these !.... Great inspiration as far as method and concept goes!
Lovely job man!
Paddy
Nice. I think this is the best Heat Treat oven build I've seen so far.
Best electric furnace I ever seen on youtube. Nicely done :)
Wow that an amazing, perfect, overkill oven. When perfectionist is your second name. Good Job !!
What a sick build.
I would love to have one of those in my tiny workshop.
That's awesome! I appreciate your attention to detail! Looks 1000x better than the 'janky' stuff I cobble together!
thats probably the nicest diy electricial furnace i have seen so far
Úžasný! Jste FRAJER, pane!!!
Very professional. High tech.
Velmi geniální.
Vynikající řemeslné zpracování
Very ingenious
Excellent craftmanship
Hello TRITT, the information you had impose, for me you're a God send!
Beautiful! Thank you very much for showing!
Nicely done. That saw is no joke! One has to have old school knowledge to go without all the safety features modern saws now include. Kudos to you!
Awesome work. How nice it could be if everyone would adhere to details like you do!
Wow this guy is a real craftsman!
Wow very nice workmanship!!!
Great build, the best I have seen so far, if I could make one as good as that, I would be extremely happy.
Thanks.
That's an amazing build , thanks for sharing.
Amazing work and craftsmanship here
Great workmanship on both kiln and video!!
This is a very very very useful video.
Thank you for a video.
Well done.... Its excellent craftsmanship!
Very nice work Amazing craftsmanship
Awesome work!
beautiful kiln man. well done.
Amazing work! Great video!
Wow brilliant build love it
You should sell those. Seriously. Absolutely amazing.
Skvělá práce!
Master of the Universe! I take my hat Out!
Looks amazing!
Excellent design and execution especially considering you weren't using high dollar tools! Thank you.
Gratulálok,precíz és gondos munka!Profi.
Well done, multi skills.
Amazing build.
muito muitoooooooo legal,um espetáculo seu trabalho,parabens merece muitos likes.
Nicely done. Thank you!
One of the best builds I have seen. But one request can you do another video going through the electronic side of it that would be great. You have inspired a lot of people with this one. Well done and good luck.
Still need help? Hit me up ill make a schematic for you
Great job, dedication.
Very impressive came out beautiful brother
Really amazing Job! Congrats!
Great work and amazing well done
Super impressive!
As soon as I hear no narration and crappy music, I generally turn away from TH-cam but.. man this was a magnificent project.
Well done!
I've not seen a better design and build. A true Tina Turner build (Simply the Best).
Impressive build and nice clean work. Subscribed!
Thank you, I hope soon to please :)
Wow. This is amazing. Subbed
wow what a nice work
You are quite the craftsman.
you did a very good job .
THANK YOU
Very nice work!
Super !
Very talented 👍
That's awesome man
Parabéns e muito útil obrigado
This is probably the best oven made on TH-cam and he did it all with such crude tools the one thing I will say is it is also probably expensive that ceramic fiber board is $100 the bricks are at least $6 each idk the price on the ceramic felt but probably not cheep then the electrical ads up when u want to do a good job like he did with I intend to build one but for annealing glass the ovens happen to be very similar and I want to make it this well
brilliant
talented man😍
Michaela Kordiková 😍😘
Dont you just hate people this clever!? 😜 What an absolutely fantastic job!
Thanks
eccellente lavoro!
bravo brate dobar posao
Excellent Genius :)
Very impressive and superior attention to detail: how long did it take to plan before execution?
Wow best construction I ever seen. Please may you tell the materials you used?
Legit!
Awsume job
nice work!
Thank you :)
nice work
Very cool!!
Is it possible to read the temperature of the outside oven surface from more than one hand?
can you describe me all the material that you used?
Nice Job!!
How long did it take you?
Great work indeed! I wonder what type of insulation brick/material you have used and what is their cost? This looks the same material that we see in commercial furnaces.
bom dia amigo, será que você poderia me passar a bitola do fio kanthal e o comprimento que usou e valor de resistência ohms, muito bom seu vídeo parabéns pela dedicação.
sir can you post full wiring details and connection ......
If you keep up your hobby, this could be your main job for sure.
Enjoy sub number 11
Also this is the best camera work and editing i have ever seen for such a small youtuber.
Thank you very much!
hello,i wanna design furnace like that for my thesis,chamber size 40cm x 30cm x 30 cm working temperature 1100 celcius,can you help me to calculate power need and if i using kanthal wire A1 with diameter wire 3mm,thanks before
Amazing work! That's the most detailes DIY heat treatment oven i saw so far here on YT!
Where did you got the insulating fire bricks from? Is Ytong insulation bricks also usable?
Ytong is not useable. They will crack very fast. Firebricks could be found at vitcas. They are based in england. But ship worldwide. 2 pound per brick. Go for grade 23. 26 is harder and does not keep on the heat as good as the 23.
You shouldn't apply solder to the ends of wires going into screw terminals, as the solder will creep under the screw pressure causing the connections to loosen and fail.
(To properly add a solid end, ferrules can be crimped onto the conductor; alternatively, there are some styles of terminal strips designed to prevent damage to the strands.)
Also, good practice is to avoid touching the heating wires with your bare skin, as perspiration can shorten their life.
Beautiful job! One question....what was the white liquid at 19:00?
Dear TRITT, this oven is crazy, really good work! I was wondering, if you could tell me what kind of switch you used for the safety so the electricity is cut when you open the door?
Just a simple micro type switch. Honeywell makes an expensive model but Omron units are the same and very affordable.
Also called limit switch. Used for a mechanical operation (limit) to toggle a signal to let a computer know the axis is at its endpoint. Or for something like this. Make sure to grab one that can handle the voltage and amps you are working with.
Congratulations on the oven! Can I know what materials you used?
so the switch at the door will turn off the electricity.
to not get a shock when (accidentally) touching the wires, I guess?
Hey I really like the music. Who is it? Oh and you did a great job at making the oven
Table saw looks like a death trap but an amazing looking heat treat oven, well done. Lol
Super gebaut und an die Sicherheit gedacht. Wie lange benötigt der Öfen, bis er sich auf das Maximum aufgeheizt hat?
Beatiful build, can I ask what the inside dimension of the Owen is?
Great work. Very nice construction and quality electrical work. What was the thin sheets you put between the fire brick and the steel plates/frame work?
Thanks for sharing.
Hi, friend, thanks. In my country it is called,, Sibral. "Search Special refractory insulation
👏🏻👏🏻
Prrfect
Hope your lungs are alright man.
Anyone working with soft firebricks, please wear a respirator. The bricks contain crystalline silica which is a known carcinogen when inhaled.
What is the board that you put around the bricks
Wow! it's like a professional oven!
Little question: how did you calculated the lenght on the resistance?
Kanthal a1 has a specific ohm (resistance) per meter. You can often get hold of the information on the manufacturers website. If you are on a 230 grid. It is as easy as you calculate how much power you want. Lets say 2500 watts for a chamber size of 15x15x45 cm. Lets say you are using a kanthal wire sized 1.2 mm² with a specific ohm per meter of 1.5 to make it easy. R=U²(voltage) over P (power watt) = 21.16 ohms. 21.16 ÷ 1.5 = 14.1 meters of 1.2mm wire. THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION NOR A REAL LIFE SCENARIO. THESE ARE MADE UP NUMBERS.