This is a terrific video. I don't really understand these guys that start promising projects like this and then never tell the whole story (or how it ended up). Even if something failed we could learn from it.
A couple of thoughts. Why do these have to be so big and wide? As long as the shirt can reach (and stay at temp) for the requisite time, what do we need all the extra length for?
Love the rotisserie motor idea. Mine is from a Farberware tabletop electric rotisserie. 1.2 RPM & STRONG!
Instead of E clips on the belt tensioner, a hole through the rod and a cotter pin might be faster to make. I wonder if a discarded metal range hood would be a better choice for the oven housing if you're worried about heat. Clever using the window screen belting and gasket cement for joining the ends. I like the overall design. Looks like you built this for under $400. How is it holding up?
This is a terrific video. I don't really understand these guys that start promising projects like this and then never tell the whole story (or how it ended up). Even if something failed we could learn from it.
A couple of thoughts. Why do these have to be so big and wide? As long as the shirt can reach (and stay at temp) for the requisite time, what do we need all the extra length for?
Love the rotisserie motor idea. Mine is from a Farberware tabletop electric rotisserie. 1.2 RPM & STRONG!
cheekygeek 1 week ago
Instead of E clips on the belt tensioner, a hole through the rod and a cotter pin might be faster to make. I wonder if a discarded metal range hood would be a better choice for the oven housing if you're worried about heat. Clever using the window screen belting and gasket cement for joining the ends. I like the overall design. Looks like you built this for under $400. How is it holding up?
clockguy2 4 weeks ago
Do you have any plans for this yet?
Dlutringer11 1 month ago
An Update Would Be Greatly Appreciated...
JacobCain86 1 month ago
how much did this run you? Id like to build one and not pay 2000$
dubcoder 3 months ago