More on a Refrigerator Kiln

[SuperDave]

Here is a link to an article, as well as a picture of a Refrigerator Kiln. (The holes can be in the upper and lower sides as well as the top or bottom.)

Not that difficult to make and really cheap.

http://jimsyvertsen.com/australianburlsdotcom/Tips4.htm

 

[Nick]

Is the photo of one that you made?
Thanks for sharing the link

 

[SuperDave]

No. But it is pretty straight forward from the pictures and link.

Dave

Is the photo of one that you made?
Thanks for sharing the link

 

[cozee]

I use a 100w bulb and have it wired to a ceiling fan speed control switch. This gives me more control over the temps and can get it up to near 125-130 degrees. The freezer section is set up to maintain around 70 degrees and I store my casting resins and additives among other things I want to keep warm as my basement can be a little on the cool side (around 60-63) in the winter months.

 

[Nick]

Greg, do you have a separate bulb and fan in the freezer section?

 

[cozee]

Greg, do you have a separate bulb and fan in the freezer section?

Yes sir! I use small computer case fans both in the hot box area and in the "warmer". These are also connected to a ceiling fan speed control switch.