How to Make a Large Heat Treatment Oven - Pt.1

In this video I am making a DIY heat treatment oven. This oven is large enough to heat treat multiple large blades at once and can also be used as a kiln or an electric foundry to melt metals. I hope you enjoy the video!

[taow]

I hope you enjoy the video! This has been a massive project to make and edit together, part 2 should be out soon!

[Nighthawkinlight]

Such a nice build. I'd love one of those in my shop. Good to see you back!

[mangoesbananas]

Good stuff! I've not seen your vids for a few years, in fact you were a kid then! It's great to see that you are still making vids and I can see the progression of your work over that time. Nice oven/kiln!
Keep up the good work!

[ruszko]

Yeah, ive been waiting for more of these, been watching you since you were a lil squeaker, mad respect tho

[markserbu]

Wow, someone sent me here from a comment on my video...fantastic resource, thanks for sharing! Subscribed!!

[spokehedz]

Got to love a sensible design to use all the 'scraps' effectively. Well done!

[Apchestangenightout]

I'm a new subscriber and you spoke about appreciating your work . Let me say that as a person who loves learning new things in life, I sincerely appreciate every single effort that you've made and I thank you for building that heat treatment oven .. So thank you for sharing this video with me and all .

[brandon]

Takes me back in time! Good to see you again mate :)
PS: Please wear gloves when you're welding, sunburn/skin cancer is no fun!

[celere]

I just discovered your slingshot video from some years ago, and am pleased that you are building more and more sophisticated things. It's nice to see videos that don't waste time laying out all the materials and drag on. Your pace is perfect. I have a nice Paragon glass kiln, and it doesn't look very different than yours. I love that you turn your own heating coils. Looking forward to more.

[MsMotron]

i already plan to build a oven very similar but quite a bit bigger than this, i already have one this size and your video on the metal foundry really helped me back then. This is such useful information!

[williamvezzani]

Glad to see a new upload from you. I think your generously thorough in how you present, explain and build tools. You inspire me to get off my ass and build things. Lol.

I'm a stranger to the world of electricity and electrical work so I won't attempt to build your furnace. However, if I do well in school and find out that electricity is something that I can understand and respect, I'm going to take a crack at building this. I'd love to build and have my own electrical furnace to melt metal. Thanks for taking the time to create and share this video.

[SpaceNavy]

You've come a long way in 6 years. I feel like I've watched you grow up.

[StageRightvideo]

Hello Artof, good to see you back again. It's great to see you've come on so well with your design and craft work. You're a skilled young bloke that's for sure! It will be nice to see some future projects that make use of this oven. I'm sure it will be a match for any commercially made product. Best wishes.

[ssgogetunks]

This is a game changer for me
Saved this video to make when I have a space

[scenepool]

Just finished building a kiln myself and I concur that it is alot more work than it first seems.

[uspockdad]

I love how you inspired vegoilguy for the foundry, and he inspired you on the heat treatment oven.
You guys both have great channels, keep up the great work!

[MabrayFarm]

Nice build, really like how you made the coil grooves.

[Ogmabandcamp]

Still fighting the good fight. Awesome job, young sir.

[austindavies]

Those final welds look spot on. You dont need too much more practice, I remember laying down "birdshit" welds when I was an apprentice, just slow the pool down and it all comes together. ;)

[johnnystob]

Blows my mind you’re able to make something like this.