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I just built this little guy

https://pic8.co/sh/14B6Rp.jpg

https://pic8.co/sh/S81lM1.jpg

Modeled after this

https://youtu.be/mzoL-Rjjg6A

I will test it out today or tomorrow. I'm not sure if I want to wait a full day for the silicone to dry. It will have been about 12 hours by the time the sun comes up today.

I just built this little guy https://pic8.co/sh/14B6Rp.jpg https://pic8.co/sh/S81lM1.jpg Modeled after this https://youtu.be/mzoL-Rjjg6A I will test it out today or tomorrow. I'm not sure if I want to wait a full day for the silicone to dry. It will have been about 12 hours by the time the sun comes up today.

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Thanks for the tip. I was thinking about seeing how I can improve it after I do some testing. One thought was to put a ceramic tile at the base to help it retain heat. As it sits, the pots would be sitting on plywood.

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Definately provide some type of thermal mass inside. It will carry heat through passing clouds and prevent large temp swings. Ceramic tiles would be a good upgrade.

[–] 1 pt

Use a convex lens from an old rear projection TV Look up solar scorcher

Were you thinking in the means of replacing the top pane of glass with a convex lens?

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Making a correction, it's a fresnel lens.

I would build it as a separate device to point at the oven as a booster.

https://youtu.be/XFw7U7V1Hok

OP could have a seperate cooking box and the parabolic reflectors aimed at it. this could make pizza.