Finished up the oven door and mounted the glass. Figured out the angle for one of the four reflectors (without the mylar). 93,101,72,0,B,0
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8 comments:
Love the oven door. Are the reflector angles adjustable? Looks a bit steep for optimizing solar gain as shown.
Gunga has some kickass fuckin horns
Yes, I would be careful around that guy.
He's gorgeous!!!! No pun intended. Huge horns and matching socks. Love the oven too.
Is that the cute little spike you used to grab by the horns and wrestle with ? Wonder if he remembers ....looks like something going on in there.
Old Gunga looks like he's been playing in the mud somewhere. I guess he's still an adolescent, since his horns are not yet fully formed.
Yep, the oven is coming along nicely. Judging from that door, the insulation is pretty thick.
F with the bull, you will get the horn.
That is one healthy looking little guy.
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