I got the kiln over to my house from my sisters place. I just need to get the breaker and wire this puppy in. Once I get it running I can do all my brackets and stuff
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The controll panel is like the ones at work on the big ovens in the composite shop so it should be an easy program to ramp up the temp and soak.
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I can fit a good size chunk in here but I dont think a wheel will make it
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Oh, the possiblities are endless! I'm sure all your buddies could keep you busy with that thing.
Doug C
nice...there is one similar on craigslist right now, but they want 399 which is too steep for me
QUOTE (Mueller @ Oct 18 2005, 05:13 PM) |
nice...there is one similar on craigslist right now, but they want 399 which is too steep for me |
we used those in ceramics class...
AA
QUOTE (Aaron Cox @ Oct 18 2005, 03:23 PM) |
we used those in ceramics class... AA |
My powder coating oven cost like $50. It consists of a portable propane heater, a piece of curved sheet metal, a dolly, and some vice grips.
It seems to work well and I can maintain 400+ degrees at the back of the oven even.
But that kiln looks awesome! Sometihng like that would be much better for doing small parts etc.
-Tony
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QUOTE (TonyAKAVW @ Oct 18 2005, 03:28 PM) |
My powder coating oven cost like $50. It consists of a portable propane heater, a piece of curved sheet metal, a dolly, and some vice grips. It seems to work well and I can maintain 400+ degrees at the back of the oven even. But that kiln looks awesome! Sometihng like that would be much better for doing small parts etc. -Tony |
I have cured powder in an old oven (household type) with great success. All you need is 400 degree metal temp for a good cure.
That kiln is overkill and is a bit small for powder coating in my opinion.
The kiln is overkill, was just reading about a powder coating kit in the new Sears tool catologe, said a regular house oven will work, but the kiln was FREE, that makes it the best deal.
Congrats, look forward to seeing some of your work, maybe some hints too.
Regards, Don
Nice kiln!
My powder coat oven cost me $15 at the garage sale across the street.
Have you figured out a way to hang the parts in there? If you preheat the parts in there first, it'll burn off any oil or contamination. Then take them out and spray the powder on hot and put them back in to cure.
QUOTE (914GT @ Oct 18 2005, 10:58 PM) |
Have you figured out a way to hang the parts in there? |
QUOTE (JOHNMAN @ Oct 18 2005, 05:35 PM) |
That kiln is overkill and is a bit small for powder coating in my opinion. |
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