I have made a reflector oven out of cookie
sheets, not sure how well I can describe it but I'll give it a
shot.
Materials:
5 large rectangular cookie sheets
screws & wing nuts
1 drawer handle
2 of the cookie sheets are used for the ends,
the other 3 are the reflector part and the shelf. The ends stand
upright on one of the short ends, with the lips of the pans
facing out. The shelf goes between the 2 pans in the middle, lip
up. Drill 2 holes in the center of each end pan, and
corresponding holes in the short ends of the shelf. Fasten
together using screws and wing nuts, with the wingnuts on the
outside.
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The remaining 2 cookie sheets are used to make the reflectors.
This is a side view looking in through the end piece. The angles
aren't right but this is the best I could draw. They should be 45
degree angles with the pans touching each other at the rear of
the oven.
l /
l /
l/
l--------------
l\
l \
l \
Drill 2 holes on each end of the bottom
reflector pan and corresesponding holes in the end pieces. Fasten
together with screws and wing nuts, with the wing nuts on the
outside.
For the top reflector pan, drill only one hole in each end, near
the top corner. Attach the drawer handle in the center of the
opposite long side.
Attach the top reflector pan, using screws and wing nuts, with
the wing nuts on the outside.
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l X l
Side view:
l l
l l
X = screw holes
l l
+ l l
+ = drawer pull
l X X l
l X l
l l
l l
l l
l_____________ X l
This gives you a door for your oven. You can
use the handle to lift the top reflector pan up, to check your
food, from the rear. while it is cooking. This way you don't have
to get between your oven and the fire. Always be sure to use
black baking pans when using your oven.