4 x 4 x 6 Oven Pics

[Banditperformance]

I know whay you mean Krusty. I have 5 days off a week(tough life) and it's been over a month I've bees slavin on my oven. Just to much other stuff gets in the way, thats for sure

[krusty2111us]

Well, I got a decent amount done today. All three burners and pans finished and installed. The wiring cut to size and attached to the elements, lights, and fan. The insulation stuffed in the top and part of the two sides. And a trial fit of the outer door sheet metal. Take a look...

1st pic is a close-up of the 3/4" wire grommet with a 1" drilled hole. 6 ea total installed
2nd pic the light fixture with the wires trimmed and the wire connectors installed





I've had my camera on the wrong setting, so the newer pictures should look a lot better.

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Some close-ups of the element connectors. I had to bend them to 90 degree angle to connect the wires.

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Overall shot of the elements installed and the parts for my control panel.

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The wiring going through the inner body

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Trial fitting outer door skin

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Insulation partial installed

[krusty2111us]

I guess I was thinking I didn't have enough things on my plate, so I picked up another project...lol. I've still been working on the oven. I'm also building and installing a stroked 350/388 motor into an old 84 Monte Carlo SS. Anyways, I'm still taking pics as I go. I finally have all of the exterior sheet metal; I still have to bend it though. I drilled the inlet hole and finished the air duct. I sealed it with the furnace cement. I completely sealed all three burner pans with furnace cement, to include the edges, sides, and a skim coat on the entire outer(between the walls) surface. I'm trying to hold all the heat in I can. This thing should be pretty well sealed. All the insulation is cut and installed. I have the top sheet metal temp installed to mark my bend lines and go from there. Fun, fun...pics tonight....maybe....Laters

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Here's a shot of the back of the burner(element) pans with the skim coat of furnace cement, and a shot of the revised duct installation. I decide to go with some 4" flexible duct instead of the planned bent sheet metal ducting. It was easier to route and keep inside the walls. I had to flatten it in some spots to fit. I did smooth out the flattened spots after this pic though, I'm a perfectionist and couldn't leave it with a "beat up look". But, she's sealed and flows great!

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Here's the duct inlet sealed to the interior of the back oven wall. I fabricated some simple L brackets and riveted them around the opening I cut so I could attach the duct and then "slathered"...lol... the furnace cement on it.