My oven 4x4x8

[mtumbleson]

Oven front with 2 windows (4 panes of glass per opening)
http://www.lukescustoms.com/Oven_front.JPG
http://www.lukescustoms.com/window.JPG


Access panels. These are used on both sides and the back so I can get to the wiring with out having to remove the entire panels. They will be screwed on instead of rivited.
http://www.lukescustoms.com/access_panel.JPG


This is the door latch assembly.
http://www.lukescustoms.com/door_latch.JPG


The door weighs rith at 200 pounds. I didn't want all that weight hanging on the hinge all the time. I cam up with this to help support the weight.
http://www.lukescustoms.com/door_support.JPG
http://www.lukescustoms.com/Oven_door_support.JPG



Here is the fan mounted at the back of the oven. It pulls the air from the top of the oven then is directed to the bottom of the oven through a duct inside the oven.
http://www.lukescustoms.com/fan.JPG


Inside the oven, at the top is the inlet to the fan, the black part is the duct returning the air to the inside of the oven.
http://www.lukescustoms.com/Inside-_fan_ducts.JPG



This shows the 2 interior lights and the air duct releasing the air 1 foot from the bottom of the oven. The Idea of running the return air down the inside of the oven is that it will be re-heated on the return. I do loose a little area inside the oven, but I think this will work fine.
http://www.lukescustoms.com/inside_oven.JPG



Picture of the Panio Hinge
http://www.lukescustoms.com/Panio_hinge.JPG


This thing is sitting on casters so I can move it around my shop.
It is built with 18g gal. inside and out.

All I have left to do is purchase my wire and ss wire conectors the hook it up.

Hope this helps someone with their build. All the parts used were from information found here on this forum.

Thanks for all the help.

[Popeye]

Very nice job!

[mtumbleson]

Thanks.

[hbracing]

Nice work!!!!!!!!!!! Looks like what I have in mind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JTW37]

That is every powder coaters dream. Nice outfit. Very well done. Mine should be so nice.

[mtumbleson]

Thanks guys, all I have left to do is locate wiring and stainless wire conectors any ideas where I can get that stuff?

[fl70]

Lookin' good.
Why stainless wire connectors?

[mtumbleson]

I was told that a standard connector wouldn't hold up to the heat..

[BerkelUSA]

Originally Posted by mtumbleson

I was told that a standard connector wouldn't hold up to the heat..

They make ceramic ones (worked in foodservice on electric ovens for over 16 years)

But of course I dont think they were too cheap..

NICE OVEN!

[mtumbleson]

Thanks.

I found high temp wire connectors on McMaster-Carr's website.