And I, in turn, will try to describe in detail each step of the author of this homemade.
For the manufacture of such a furnace, the author used a metal square pipe 120 mm by 120 mm and a wall thickness of 5 mm.
The author cut off from it: a piece of approximately 500 mm. In the future, the excess will be cut off.
And he cut off, another piece shorter than the first somewhere in half. And the slice of this piece is at an angle.
In the first detail, the author will make such a cutout.
And tries on the second detail.
The bottom hole, later the author will brew.
Next, the second blank, the author marked out in three equal parts and cut off 1/3 part.
Processed the cut.
And it will weld, first: a pre-cut sheet from the rest of the pipe.
And then the previously cut 1/3 part.
Hold the parts during welding, the author will be using magnetic squares.
To begin with, the author took welding in several places, and then well scalded both parts.
Next, I cleaned the seams.
Similarly welded and the third part.
Tack
Durable seam.
Stripping the seam.
Fitting details.
After the author cuts three pieces from a small metal tube, they will serve as a hinge for the door.
The author made the door out of the remainder of the square pipe. Just cut out a piece that fits the size.
Fitting. The author will weld the extreme tubes to the door, and the middle one to the base.
Under the extreme tubes, the author glued several layers of masking tape.
He fixed the pipes themselves with tape.
After grabbing the middle of the loop.
He removed the tape and welded the outer tubes.
Further, the author took a metal bar and installed it in a loop (temporarily).
After another fitting.
The author decided not to shorten the second part much.
Trying on again.
And tack welding.
Next, the master will install the squares in the bottom hole.
Then they put a pre-cut piece of metal on them.
And grab it by welding.
After well scalded all the details.
Next, clean all the seams.
The author will also make the upper part of the furnace shorter.
After trimming the excess, he marked up, as in the photo.
And cut out the excess.
Such teeth turned out here.
These teeth, the author bent a little to the outside, using an adjustable wrench.
Further to the edges of the teeth, the master will weld the metal rods.
From all sides.
Like this.
For better stability of the dishes.
Then he will take a metal bar.
And give it the shape of a bracket.
The author will weld this bracket to the back of the furnace.
It will be a handle, for more convenient transfer of the furnace to any place.
Then the master, will take another piece of the metal bar. And give it a L-shaped.
On one edge of this bar, the author put on a spring.
And fixed it on the bar by welding.
He passed the free edge of the bar into loops.
And welded it to the extreme loop.
Four strips with a curved edge prepared in advance, the author welded to the bottom of the furnace.
They will serve as legs, for better stability of the furnace.
In conclusion, the author painted the oven.
Such a home-made at him, in the end it turned out.
Test.
Ignition of briquettes.
Throwing briquettes into the oven.
Throwing firewood.
And then everything is like on an ordinary stove.
That's all. Thank you all and see you soon.