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I am building an oven, 24x30x60 tall. I am concerned that the top will be far hotter than the bottom. My plans are to have two sets of oven elements, the primary ones on the bottom and a second set for preheating on the top. A fan does not seem like a great idea as it is likely to stir up dirt and impurities. Has anyone experimented with putting heat baffle over the element and letting the air rise through a "duct" to the top. Then the rising air would force circulation. Am I wasting my time on a non-issue?
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I have 2 fans in my oven both are 8 inches in diameter.Dust isn't an issue in the oven if you just open the doors occasionly and blow out with an air hose.I suggest both sets of elements be placed at the bottom simply because the heat is going up anyways why start it there.My 4 elements are bottom mounted and the fans are in the floor center pulling down.
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Noob you might want to add another owner. I own 2 1984 2m4 fieros.
The oven is 3ft X 4 1/2ft X 6ft and they run under 600 rpm.The exact rpm escapes me at the moment. When I get a sec I'll check the motor and find the exact number for you. |
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Electrathon, if you haven't figured it out yet, I'm shop_rat45 on Pennocks. I forgot I have a different username here. Noob2PC (Kento): To keep this on topic, a lot of people use fans and don't have any problems. The fans will help prevent hot spots and will evenly heat the parts better. Just remember how hot the oven gets. You don't want to bake a belt or motor so don't put them inside the oven. I'd run the shaft inside the oven and leave the motor outside. Kris |
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