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(Homemade Solar Oven using a )Recycled Electric Oven

by kenneth burks khburks123@HOTMAIL.COM
(Nunnelly, Tennessee usa)

I am currently building a solar cooker using the box out of an old oven...cut it at an angle using a sawsall and created a slant box oven box ready with shelves...I used the top piece of the box to hold the reflector...creating an oven in this shape ( < ) I'll be using a piece of 3/16 polycarbonate plexi...I havent figured out weather to paint the inside of the oven black or use reflectors...advice would be welcome. Ill be happy to post pictures if there is any interest.

thanks



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