James wrote:
>
> Get a dustbin/oil drum, turn it on its side, or some other metal type
> container. Hinge the lid, or door, put rock wool or some type of
> insulation which will stand the temperatures, and put a couple
> of bunsen burners through a whole in the back, you could have a
> thermometer
> outside, or put a BBQ underneath, a hole in the top front. And when
> your not powder coating you could use it to cook whole Pigs for the
> clan, or you could smoke kippers for breakfast.
>
> Wild Ramblings, thinking and dreaming.
>
> Hmmm,
> I can roast a pig in it, and powder coat the rear leaf spring,
> could do all the wheels together if I made it 6 foot long.
>
> --
> James Carpenter
> Yellow '79 spit wired by a trained marmot
I recently received my kit. The instructions are pretty specific about
using an electric oven. Seems the powder is kinda explosive, so a flame
is not a good idea. It's also toxic, so you cannot cook in the oven
used for powder coating. So, I bought an old used electric oven which I
am wiring into my garage (it makes a pretty good base for my benchtop
blast cabinet). Got the oven from the ads in the Sunday paper for just
a few $s, the wiring stuff cost about $25 at Home Depot.
Charles Miller
'75 TR6
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