1x Ikea metal Cabinet 60x50x50 (£26)
2x 3000w hot air paint stripping guns ( from Lidle @£19 each)
1 Meat cooking thermometer (£4 must read 200'c)
2 large metal hose clamps to suit the paint gun nozzle ( 65p each )
Copper water pipe ( about 65cm)
Ally Sheet ( 2x 15cm squares)
Pop rivets( could be self tapers)
Assembled the Cabinet but leave out the middle shelf ( I left off the wheels for another project )
Drill 2 holes in the top to suit the size of the Paint guns nozzle ( mine were 38mm),these need to be near the door and near the sides . Fx clamps to heat guns so they don't drop all the way through the holes ( stop the elements getting to hot .)
Flatten ends of copper pipe and bend up to suit width cabinet on the inside, rivet close to the top and about in the middle of the sides to produce a hanging rail
Rivet the ally over louvered holes in the front door ( I need to do this to get the temp up)
Do not cover up hole in base at back as through flow of air is needed to stop guns over heating and I use this for extracting while coating .
Drill small hole in door in the middle about 1/3 up for the meat thermometer
See photos to follow Oven construction
Oven is Ready to use .
In use
Degrease Items to be coated and hang in oven
Warm oven to about 100c for a few minutes to dry off items
I then attach a stair cleaning fitting through the base hole to my hover .
Set up powder coating gear
start hover , coat items
Un plug hover and remove fitting from inside of oven
Shut door , start up both heat guns
Keep an eye on the temp gauge when it gets to 180'C ( about 10 minutes) start timing
you might have to power down the heat guns a bit to stop the temp going to high
at the end of Curing time (10 minutes for the Black I used ) switch heat guns off
when oven has cooled down ( at least below 50'c) remove any masking while still hot and gooey
Job Done
2x 3000w hot air paint stripping guns ( from Lidle @£19 each)
1 Meat cooking thermometer (£4 must read 200'c)
2 large metal hose clamps to suit the paint gun nozzle ( 65p each )
Copper water pipe ( about 65cm)
Ally Sheet ( 2x 15cm squares)
Pop rivets( could be self tapers)
Assembled the Cabinet but leave out the middle shelf ( I left off the wheels for another project )
Drill 2 holes in the top to suit the size of the Paint guns nozzle ( mine were 38mm),these need to be near the door and near the sides . Fx clamps to heat guns so they don't drop all the way through the holes ( stop the elements getting to hot .)
Flatten ends of copper pipe and bend up to suit width cabinet on the inside, rivet close to the top and about in the middle of the sides to produce a hanging rail
Rivet the ally over louvered holes in the front door ( I need to do this to get the temp up)
Do not cover up hole in base at back as through flow of air is needed to stop guns over heating and I use this for extracting while coating .
Drill small hole in door in the middle about 1/3 up for the meat thermometer
See photos to follow Oven construction
Oven is Ready to use .
In use
Degrease Items to be coated and hang in oven
Warm oven to about 100c for a few minutes to dry off items
I then attach a stair cleaning fitting through the base hole to my hover .
Set up powder coating gear
start hover , coat items
Un plug hover and remove fitting from inside of oven
Shut door , start up both heat guns
Keep an eye on the temp gauge when it gets to 180'C ( about 10 minutes) start timing
you might have to power down the heat guns a bit to stop the temp going to high
at the end of Curing time (10 minutes for the Black I used ) switch heat guns off
when oven has cooled down ( at least below 50'c) remove any masking while still hot and gooey
Job Done
Curing large parts can sometimes be inconvinent, however on ouf our customers has sent us his soloution, please find as follows his cost effective soloution:-
DIY Powder Coating Oven
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