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Hey Thanks very much for the compliment The easy composite oven is just a dream to use. I just tried to build an oven is working with prepreg. Thanks for watching 🛠🤘

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Hey Thanks so much for your compliment! Yes I only used the fan and the spiral heating element from the scrap oven and a few wires.

​@@zrcarbon9937 Thank you very much for your answer. Now I know how to do it. 🙏👍👌

Thanks for the compliment. Yeah, this oven is not for sale. I wouldn’t sell something if I’m not sure of it is 100%. Thanks for the heads up on the SSR. What would you recommend instead of the ssr?

@@zrcarbon9937 if it is working for you then I guess I wouldn't change it. Maybe just make sure the SSR itself isn't getting too hot. But I would prefer an actual mechanical relay IF the PID controller can be set up for a relay. There may be some PID controllers out there that switch fast (like a PWM controller). If so, that type of PID might need a solid state relay. If I had to use a solid state relay, I would try to buy a name brand from europe, usa or japan that has agency approvals and is not counterfeit. Maybe Omron (but beware of counterfeit Omron SSRs). In any event, monitor the SSR in use. If it is hot (like over 60 C or something) then I would consider a fan or heatsink. If it is 100 C it is probably going to fail at some point.

@@mckenziekeith7434 I dont wanna oversptep, but i believe the SSR is place over a black heatsink.

@@gpontogaspar I just rewatched that part of the video. I think you are right. It looks like it is on a good sized aluminum heatsink.

@@mckenziekeith7434 I just said something, because i was looking on ebay, and there is a set like that one that had a black one, and one that had a aluminum color one.

Hey man Very good question! The wood ignition temperature is between 200-250 degrees Celsius. The polyurethane insulation board can catch on fire around 600-700 degrees celsius, the burning temperature is 300-400 C. Polyurethane insulation board also has very good resistance against electrical fire. I’ll be using the oven for no more than 120C. The oven will be fine for the temperature I’ll be using it for. Also there are many fire retardant sprays and paints for wood on the market to increase the ignition point. That would be even safer. 🙂 The table frame not getting direct heat, there is a 60mm insulation all the way around. Trying to keep the heat inside much as possible. Otherwise it would be insane to run the oven with today energy costs.😅 Thanks so much for watching and I appreciate your question. 🛠🤘

@@zrcarbon9937 Thanks for the extensive explanation!! I think i will build one for my self once really like the fact that i can build a oven by my self and it gives me the opportunity to work with prepreg. Yhea the energy costs are killing me. Its terrible here in the Netherlands. but we will get over it once!

Thanks…. Yes you have to program the PID. I don’t have the most amount of knowledge about that unfortunately. I only use a basic setup for that. Cheers 🛠️🤘

@@zrcarbon9937 The last few days I've been looking into ordering the equipment for setting up an oven and came across this PID. It might be interesting for you also. A bit more expensive, but with more possibilities and programmable via a PC or app.. Be aware, there is a 24v and 240v version: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9xpetWCubPGdKs.html

Hi! Yes, I have to do manually. There are really expensive PID controllers with programmable timers and temperatures.

@@zrcarbon9937 search for Novus N20K48. Thats a really affordable programmable PID controller, (about 100 euros in EU), with with up to 20 rank and soak programs and it even includes bluetooth so you can do it all through your phone including monitoring.

Hey Yes, the vacuum slots for different bags. I wanted wanted to be able to cure more than one part in the oven during the curing cycle 🛠️🤘

@@zrcarbon9937 i seee. thank you for your kind assistance. can i seek your guidance and advice in future? i am thinking to start a home-base cf business

Yeah definitely do it! It has been holding up great. Nothing happened with it since I built it. Works like a treat. 🛠️🤘

Thanks! Yes I did disassemble the original oven and I only used the parts I needed of that. 🛠️🤘

Hey I’ll be using this oven for all my cf project videos. Thanks for watching 🛠🤘

@@zrcarbon9937 okay sir, I really enjoy your video, waiting for your project video sir, success always for you

Hey man Thanks for watching! I don’t suggest wood and polyurethane boards for gas heater. Can cause really big issues. Just use metal and rockwhool insulation for your build. Also you could wire up a PID controller for your gas heater. Good luck with your build 🛠🤘

Hey I used rock wool and foil backed insulation board. Celotex

Hey Thanks for watching 🛠️🤘 What do you mean under not cured?

Hey I use it only up to 125 degree celsius The prepreg I’m using only need 120C

Hi Thanks so much. I can suggest the type of the PID controller for you but I can’t help with wiring. I’m not an electrician. I would find someone capable to put an oven together. Would be an easy job for a qualified person. I hope this was helpful 🛠️🤘

Hey The max temperature can reach a very high number, how ever I only use the oven up to 130C. Only for prepreg. Thanks for watching!

@@zrcarbon9937 thank you! I was not sure the max temp of the foam