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Are the materials and processes food safe? I have enough microthings already, thanks

Is it Thermocol??

Thanks for this video... What are the materials used.. Can you share please??

nice shape. add vent holes with screen then glue a magnet to outside of plexi glass and add magnetic strip to bottom of foam for a tight seal to prevent bugs from entering.

Instructions great. Music awful.

will the tape hold with heat

Good

How would you clean inside the cover lid?

What material u used??

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I just opened my grill up to the same sight haha

No temp control what a waste

I could be wrong but I don't think you're supposed to use an aggressive wire brush on ceramic grates. And if you never have then they should easily come out and rinse off with warm water or maybe some soapy warm water

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It is simply to make and learn to make with what is near by you.

It would be helpful if you explain the materials you use,i was planning to create one as well.

Thanks so much for your help. Is the fan sucking the air outside the box or pushing it?

It would be helpful explaining what each piece of material is that your using and where it's assembled and why. For future reference elaborate more in depth.

Looks like putty tape for use in A/C work! Probably not the best thing to use for food prep. They contain epoxy that is probably not good to have swirling around in your food!

very cool idea but not cost effective even when this video was made that roll of aluminum heat duct tap cost $20+ . the insulation foam board price was $15+ depending on thickness back than & add up the extras your well past $40.00 especially with that piece of plexiglass ebay has new 4+tier dehydrator's for $30.00 + ...... with free shipping . none the less it was a great video well built and perfect for any handy man that already has spare materials. and a great idea A+++

stupid idea .it is better to purchase then makings this non durable and wastage of money.

Nice build. BUT, it needs some vents to be effective for dehydrating foods. The damp air needs to be allowed to escape the enclosure or it will cook instead of dry.

Thanks Mr. B I've been researching this topic for a while now. I've seen many builds out of cardboard, and cardboard boxes but no one has ever used the Dollar store foam. I love the stuff. Its It's cheap, easy to work with, fairly robust, for what it is and readily available. Since there's really no heat involved, a bit, yeah, but not much chance of a fire. I don't think I've ever seen anyone spend as much time basically building a box as here. I've watched people construct airplanes and other aircraft out of dollar store foam and not be as consise and exact in their construction.

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I made an alcohol stove out of Aluminum can bottoms taped together with Aluminum tape and the tape never failed after many firings and is still in one useful piece a decade later! That inlet should be staggered with the exhaust so air flow crosses over every shelf. The way he has it, the top shelf will get much hotter and will dry much faster than the bottom shelf, but the middle will get the most air flow. Have the air inlet blow over the heat source, then enter the bottom of the box in the middle, then above the first shelf have a barrier making the air go around the sides, then above the next shelf, through the middle again, that way the air flows more evenly over everything.

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Is the fan blowing in or out?

How to flow air???? Where is thermostat??

I like the idea 👍👍but I can buy a new one for 17gbp on eBay, would be okay if I had the materials

Thanks for sharing

How did it work?

i hate videos with no talking

I'm not sure that styrofoam and aluminum when heated, what kind of chemicals they would off gas.. Construction materials like that are often treated with all sorts of chemicals to resist fire and such things..

Hey Thank you for this project share. Does it work in daily life? How many hours does it take for example for an orange slim to dry with this?

really? you're just gonna take the bathroom lightbulb? ts ts ts...

Is there a better option than a regular 100 watt light bulb? Maybe a heating lamp? Also have you tested it? Does it dehydrate fruit?

what would you have done differently?

Nicely done! What does the temp run inside?