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    pyroracing85 is offline Experienced Metal Finisher
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    Okay. I have been throwing this one out there.

    So I read the best way to do it is to start with "metal studs".. I am assuming just square tubes 2"x2" with a 1/8" wall thickness.


    Is that to much over kill?

    Then you are to frame it on the inside and outside with sheet metal and insulation in between?

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    Default Re: starting an oven build

    Quote Originally Posted by pyroracing85 View Post
    Okay. I have been throwing this one out there.

    So I read the best way to do it is to start with "metal studs".. I am assuming just square tubes 2"x2" with a 1/8" wall thickness. When people refer to metal studs they are referencing the studs used in building construction. These can be found at HD, Lowes or most drywall suppliers. They are basically the dimensions of a 2X4 stud.


    Is that to much over kill?

    Then you are to frame it on the inside and outside with sheet metal and insulation in between? YES
    see comments above

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    Quote Originally Posted by ed_denu View Post
    see comments above


    So you use wood studs??

    Basically you frame it like a building huh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pyroracing85 View Post
    So you use wood studs??

    Basically you frame it like a building huh?
    No, you don't use wood studs, you build with steel framing studs. Do a search or two here and you will find lot's of examples of people framing their ovens with steel studs. Like this one:

    My propane fired oven build
    Last edited by ed_denu; 11-28-2009 at 11:43 AM.

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    pyroracing85 is offline Experienced Metal Finisher
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    Oh thanks for the link. That is a good build!

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    Okay, back with the metal framing studs. Is it wrong or more sturdy to go with square steel tubing?

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    pyroracing85 is offline Experienced Metal Finisher
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    I choose to go with a 4'x4'x6' oven. I want it out of square steel tubing.

    Does anybody have any blueprints or even advice before I layout the tubing?

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    what state are you in? I Just got a 4' x 4' x 6' 1/8" steel bin for $70.00 the man has over 150 left to sell.
    he is in lower Michigan.

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    pyroracing85 is offline Experienced Metal Finisher
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    A steel bin? What is that?

    I am in florida :/

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    DavidMulh is offline Amateur Metal Finisher
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    a metal bin is just a square 1/8" thick bin that is 4x4x6" with a large steel door, you would be half way home and for only $70.00. I have a pic I could show you, but I'm to stupid to upload it from photo bucket...... If you were in Michigan I would try,but I really don't think your going to make the drive....

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