DIY Micro Kiln. Create a bench top kiln that can safely reach 1200 ºF. By Dr. Shawn
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- In this video, Dr. Shawn* shows how to convert an ordinary vacuum thermos into a controlled high temperature kiln that can reach 1200 ºF and that's suitable for a citizen scientist's workshop.
We are sorry, but the Micro Kiln kits are no longer available.
Here's a links to every item that you saw featured in this video:
Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar: (Make sure to select 24 oz) $24.97
www.amazon.com...
BriskHeat High Temp Insulated Heating Tape: $49.35
www.amazon.com...
Solid State Relay and heat sink: $8.99
www.amazon.com...
MYPIN TA4 PID Controller with High Temp Thermocouple: $27.99
www.amazon.com...
Digital Multimeter with thermocouple: $34.19
www.amazon.com...
Dimmer Switch: (Must be rated for at least 150 watts) ($15)
www.amazon.com...
Safety Timer: ($9)
www.amazon.com...
Power Cord: 6' cord ($6)
www.amazon.com...
If you'd prefer to purchase the insulation, hardware cloth and refractory spray paint yourself, here are the links you'll need.
Ceramic Fiber Insulation (1/2 inch thick, with cutting knife.) $27.00
www.amazon.com...
Ceramic Fiber Insulation Board: $31.28
www.amazon.com...
Refractory Spray Paint: ($8)
www.amazon.com...
Leather Welders Gloves ($11)
www.amazon.com...
You will also need...
Dremel tool with narrow cutting bit
Latex gloves
Dust mask
*Shawn Carlson holds a Ph.D. in nuclear physics from UC Los Angeles. He is the founder of the Society for Amateur Scientists, LabRats Science Education Program, and Engagement Education. His work has been featured in numerous national publications. He is a former columnist for Scientific American and Make magazines, and a winner of the MacArthur "genius" Prize for his innovative approaches to inspiring people to love learning STEM. See: www.macfound.o... and en.wikipedia.o...
This video is sponsored by the LabRats Science Education Program: www.LabRats.org 
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Bro u still alive?
Would be happy to see more of your severely underrated genius videos❤
Very good to know, and safely small, portable and easy to budget.
Dip the galvanized wire in some HCl or maybe some vinegar to get rid of the zinc. Zinc fumes are no fun!
your so underrated... your vids are on par with nilereds.. somhow hes obtained 6000 times more subs than you i understand its not a competition but this is value where value earned should be value paid... only tips i can give are your thumbnails.. they should never use a word that someone may not know...like KILN..i knew what backyard smelter was before a kiln...and the picture to be appealing should be 1 image or 2 in a comparison/sequence vid.. this should be one photo with backround some colour/shade appealing backdrop or one edited in...im just goinbg by what i think... my aunts an interior designer.. thinks for people about what they want to see lmao
Thank you for the kind words! I deeply appreciate them.
Just cut the jacket off, and stuff it with the ceramic insulation…
Try that and let me know how it works out for you.