Up-Graded Pregnant Oven
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Up-Graded Pregnant Oven
my 1st attempt at a pregnant oven was only a one shot deal.I didnt want to make one every time I had something a little bigger than my oven can hold.I decided to make a permanent one.I now have an additional 10" of space in the oven.Its 1/4" cement board sandwiched between two peices of flashing.1/4" aluminum channel around the edges & pop rivited together.I screwed it all together ,so it can be taken apart & stored.Its held on the oven by 4 draw latches.I had run a bead of high temp silicone when I screwed the sides & top, but there is none where it meets the oven or on the door.I tested it & there is no real difference between the original & the add on in time to get to 400 degrees, roughy 15 minutes.So now I can do my wheels & frontend instead of sending them out.Wound up costing me about $60.00
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Re: Up-Graded Pregnant Oven
good lookin mod for the oven. might just hafta copy that on my garage oven. Thanks for the update and pics.
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Re: Up-Graded Pregnant Oven
Tis clever Jeff... ![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon/wink.gif)
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Re: Up-Graded Pregnant Oven
I have to decide if I want to add a window on the door.Being it wont be used much, it might be more trouble than its worth.
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Re: Up-Graded Pregnant Oven
Yeah!, But ya know ya wanta peek. And once it's in........Jeff L wrote:I have to decide if I want to add a window on the door "snippage" might be more trouble than its worth.
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