Awesome oven! Does it take long to heat up such a big oven? Is there anything you would have changed? Thank you for posting such a professional video/build!!!!
Hi Darren , This oven takes about 25mins to get to 450F. I agree it is large but that’s what they wanted, they do lots of larger car and bike parts. If it was for me I would do half the size and more racks. Thanks for watching cheers !!
Did you need 4 heating elements because of the size and to save time? Would one heating element work? I'm building my oven 3ft x 3ft and plan on using 1 hearing element so I can run 120v instead of 220v. Really just trying to figure out if that'll work. I know it's going to take longer to heat up but the more efficient I build the oven the faster it'll heat up was my thought. Yours looks great and it looks as good as the ovens for thousands of dollars. 👍
Running 120v will work but not efficient. On our build we are running 4 heater in order to heat up evenly and quickly. 3’x 3’ I would run 2 burners 3000watt each @ 220v
Not sure if you already built yours or not, but want to add that you will probably want more than one element. I have a double oven that is modified into a single oven and I have 2 elements. I have an element on the top and bottom. I am actually planning to switch out the bottom element to a bigger one. The initial temperature ramp up is not an issue really, but getting back up to temp quickly (and getting large parts up to temp) after your door has been open from putting in the parts is an issue for me. Good luck!
Hi Michael , each burner is 3000 watts. I used 10 gauge high temp wire with fiberglass shielding. Running all four burners would require a minimum of a 60amp breaker. Please confirm with licensed electrician thx
This link is for the larger latch. Accessbuy 2000Lbs Capacity Heavy Duty Adjustable Latch U Bolt Self-Lock Toggle Clamp 2 Pack a.co/d/03JoFL5 Hope that helps!
Hey man. Great job. Can you help me out with the electrical box. I have 3 PID controllers 4 burners 4 ssr but temp wont go over 200. My heads gon blow up.
@@welding2go I'm surprised at 2500 for the metal, what part made it so expensive? (i didn't watch all the videos, just skipped through, but i don't see such expensive metal in the build!)
Hi, great work. The finished product looks wonderful. Mind sharing the wiring diagram for the heating elements? Im planning on doing a similar project. Your assistance will be highly appreciated.
Awesome oven!
Does it take long to heat up such a big oven?
Is there anything you would have changed?
Thank you for posting such a professional video/build!!!!
Hi Darren , This oven takes about 25mins to get to 450F. I agree it is large but that’s what they wanted, they do lots of larger car and bike parts. If it was for me I would do half the size and more racks. Thanks for watching cheers !!
Great work. What kind of wire did you run for the oven elements?
Thank you! 10G high temp wire
Thanks for info.
No problem!
Did you need 4 heating elements because of the size and to save time? Would one heating element work? I'm building my oven 3ft x 3ft and plan on using 1 hearing element so I can run 120v instead of 220v. Really just trying to figure out if that'll work. I know it's going to take longer to heat up but the more efficient I build the oven the faster it'll heat up was my thought. Yours looks great and it looks as good as the ovens for thousands of dollars. 👍
Running 120v will work but not efficient. On our build we are running 4 heater in order to heat up evenly and quickly. 3’x 3’ I would run 2 burners 3000watt each @ 220v
Not sure if you already built yours or not, but want to add that you will probably want more than one element. I have a double oven that is modified into a single oven and I have 2 elements. I have an element on the top and bottom. I am actually planning to switch out the bottom element to a bigger one. The initial temperature ramp up is not an issue really, but getting back up to temp quickly (and getting large parts up to temp) after your door has been open from putting in the parts is an issue for me. Good luck!
Sir ji ovan ki heat roknye ke liye kon sa metarial lagta hai.। Or ye kabje kha se milenge.।??
Rockwell insulation ( fire retardant )
where did you get the heat elements? i am building one and i don't know where to buy them. thanks in advance... btw the oven turned out great.
Thanks!
The burner are a GE or LG product they are available on Amazon
General Electric WB44K10002 Range/Stove/Oven Broil Element by GE a.co/d/1KbzyHi
Your link price tag is $208. There are other sellers on Amazon, they sell them for $28.00@@welding2go
@@Rambleon444 give them a try and let me know how they workout for you. Best of luck!
Hi
Did you not need to install a circulating fan for the build.? Or is it working ok without one.
Hi Kevin , Fan is not required, you don’t want any air movement within the oven when setting powder.
@@welding2go thanks for the answer. You see some with fans and some without. Just want to get my build right the best I can
Hi, Can you tell me how many watts each of your coils are? Also what gauge wire did you use to power this ? And the size of the breaker. Thanks
Hi Michael , each burner is 3000 watts. I used 10 gauge high temp wire with fiberglass shielding. Running all four burners would require a minimum of a 60amp breaker. Please confirm with licensed electrician thx
I love those latches, where did you get them please?
I’ll send you the link.
Accessbuy Toggle Latch Clamp,U-Bolt Quick Release Toggle Latch,360Lbs Holding Capacity Adjustable Small Latch Hardware for Freezer Door,Storage Boxes,Smoker Lid,Tool Box Case,Trunk,(4.75 Inch) 4 Pack a.co/d/c6mr7FD
This link is for the larger latch.
Accessbuy 2000Lbs Capacity Heavy Duty Adjustable Latch U Bolt Self-Lock Toggle Clamp 2 Pack a.co/d/03JoFL5
Hope that helps!
@@welding2go THANK YOU!!!
Oh man, that looks fantastic!! Where are you located in Canada?
Thank you! 👍🏼 Mississauga , Ontario
@@welding2go nice. Im Kitchener. Do you have instagram or an email ? Got a couple questions for you
instagram.com/welding2go?r=nametag
Hey man. Great job. Can you help me out with the electrical box. I have 3 PID controllers 4 burners 4 ssr but temp wont go over 200. My heads gon blow up.
@@mariocastilla7852 send me a pic of what you are using. Message me on Instagram thx
What size vent did you run on this thing? If any....
No vent is required.
how much power is needed in this tool? thank you
This oven requires 220v / 60amp
@@welding2go how many watts does the overall output of this oven?
@@zoy8295 4 @3000w each
Do you have a link for the windo glass?
No sorry! Try your local glass shop they should be able to help you out.
High temp glass ( should be 500F plus ) same glass used for a fireplace
COST BREAKDOWN?
Complete build cost me $4700.00 plus my time.
Metal $ 2500.00- Glass $700.00- Electrical/ wire/ insulation and paint $1500.00
What of model for INKBIRD and heaters?
@@welding2go I'm surprised at 2500 for the metal, what part made it so expensive? (i didn't watch all the videos, just skipped through, but i don't see such expensive metal in the build!)
Great work on this project. We shared this video (and the previous ones in this series) on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Thank you !
Can you send me a link please?
Hi, great work. The finished product looks wonderful. Mind sharing the wiring diagram for the heating elements? Im planning on doing a similar project. Your assistance will be highly appreciated.
Hi Peter, message me on Instagram and I’ll send you a wiring diagram thx
Nice videos. Glad I came upon your channel. Excellent instruction!
Thank you!
Awesome job!!! We’re did you get the glass from?
Hey thank you! Your local glass company can help you out. You would need high temp glass 5mm thick (ceramic glass) normal used for fireplaces.
@@welding2go thanks
How much you charge to build
They start @ $7,800.0 - $10,000.00
Do you have an plan and a parts list
No sorry I don’t