How to make a SOLAR OVEN Step by Step 350F Degrees Cook Food Storage

Build a SOLAR OVEN that gets 350F degrees hot. Step by Step cook your food storage off grid with no electricity in emergency preparedness. Great for Preppers and Survivalist SHTF scenarios.
Supplies:
Reflector for Solar Oven: amzn.to/3yWgyhQ
Foam Board for Reflector: amzn.to/3vvgjcQ
Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil: amzn.to/3xxHOVX
Black Steel Bake Pan 15"x10": amzn.to/3BwqQ97
Oven Thermometer: amzn.to/3MjU9kR
Tools:
Large Metal Cutting Tool: amzn.to/3lzUfcC
Smaller Rotary Cutting Tool: amzn.to/37w4cEp
Hot Air Tool: amzn.to/36q2Nid
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[@FunBubble]

Supplies: Reflector for Solar Oven: amzn.to/3yWgyhQ Foam Board for Reflector: amzn.to/3vvgjcQ Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil: amzn.to/3xxHOVX Black Steel Bake Pan 15"x10": amzn.to/3BwqQ97 Oven Thermometer: amzn.to/3MjU9kR Tools: Large Metal Cutting Tool: amzn.to/3lzUfcC Smaller Rotary Cutting Tool: amzn.to/37w4cEp Hot Air Tool: amzn.to/36q2Nid Thanks. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

[@user-ny2bx8ez1c]

I've been looking at DIY cook ovens for about a week on KZbin. This is by far the best I've seen I have a bunch of polished SS sheet metal pieces. Now I know where I'm going to use them. A big Thank You!

[@astrumdeus7098]

You have a gift of envisioning something and then being able to build it while thinking outside the box. Awesome job!!!

[@22ERICSHELLY]

Thank you for a great video. May Jesus continue to bless you and your family

[@ppjt6018]

Have an old bbq that i was going to throw out ...lined the inside with tin fold and with leaving the top open at different angles (bungi cord holding it in place....a piece of plexi-glass instead of tempered glass ...can get to 300 degrees and cook that chicken ...4 hours of free energy...wow

[@hartleyhubbard3827]

Bingo... this is the one! After much research and scouring youtube - this is exactly what I'm looking for. I wanted a solar oven/cooker, however, I do have money and can afford something of higher grade than a cardboard cut out. Greg (garden grove, CA) and the sound effects at the 12 minute mark were funny!

[@pikifrino]

Congratulations!.. Very good video!.. Thank you

[@kerrryschultz2904]

Awsome build. Possible considered change for the platten that carries the cooking pot an installation of a gimbel.These are used on boats to keep the stove level especially sailing ships that rock around due to wind and wave action. On this unit would only require only a fore and aft movement.

[@AmericanExpatInThePhilippines]

Nice job. I made a solar oven about 10 years ago. It worked fantastic. I gave it to someone when I moved to the Philippines. My design was different from yours in a lot of ways, but yours is nice, too. I made a lot of things in mine, including pot roast, buffalo wings, even pizza.

[@user-mt1wd4xh3t]

the best DIY

[@corilou5273]

I want a Sun Oven, but at 400+ dollars, it's unreasonable.. This is so awesome. That diy sun dial - what?! Thank you!

[@scoutmaster-s8860]

Very impressive solar oven!

[@buzzwerd8093]

Use paint remover and fine steel wool on a soda or beer can with a bright label. It's plated metal! Wear leather gloves to salvage any.

[@GlynisDance]

Thank you for this video - you've definitely given us food for thought! Some very useful details too - like the "sundial" (neat!), the caster wheels, the "levellers", protective handles for the reflector, cardboard insulation (wow - you must have spent some time cutting all that up) and the "90% reflectiveness" of heavy duty aluminium foil. I think I will be watching this video again, before trying to build one for myself. (Unfortunately though all the Amazon links, except for the two cutting tools, went to an "out of stock" page. That might be because I'm in the UK, I'm not sure).

[@werewolf74]

I swear I remember when I was a kid, I was told a solar oven never got hot enough to even boil water (I lived in the southwest my whole life, so its not location) and I see some of these getting up near 500 degrees.... ? so what the heck. This is awesome. Its 100% viable and free....

[@RhinoDNA]

Everything you do is absolutely top notch! Thanks for sharing!

[@morningsunshine942]

Love this! Wonderful job 😃

[@markplumridge7402]

what a great design! I am concerned as the cardboard will ignite above 451F

[@fortheloveofgod7739]

I wish i had that I've been looking for an outside way to heat up food. Props to you

[@SuburbanGardening]

Nicely done! So impressive!

[@louisianacooker321]

You have done a very impressive job on this oven. Well thought out and executed.

[@ajcro]

You and the solar oven are Awesome. Great job and fun to see the process of building it. Can't wait for more.

[@danrhomberg1663]

Hey bubble. I've been a long time watcher of your other channel and just came across this channel. I'm a long time prepper. First and foremost, awesome job. Really good and amazing attention to detail to build that from scratch.... Second thing I say here not to throw hate especially as a first time comment, but for care. ....Brother, never heat up canned food in the can.... You're releasing all sorts of toxins. Nickel and others. BPA as well as the majority of cans have an extremely thin layer of plastic. Just put them in some other container in your good to go. 👍 Great job buddy. And love the gardening channel.

[@RhinoDNA]

Ditto! Ditto! Ditto!

[@lucyramos1]

This is awesome!

[@baranjan4172]

Awesome job!

[@alexandreloureiro6516]

Obrigado meu amigo. Você é uma inspiração para meus projetos.

[@troys_collectibles9811]

Great construction of your new solar reflective oven - love it 👍Thanks for sharing.

[@FunBubble]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@davemiller5875]

I like it! Thanks for sharing.

[@Alex-no3co]

Great video!

[@LORENA-wq3vm]

You’re awesome!

[@JulianJP21]

Outstanding my friend 👍super job!!

[@dawncramer2131]

You are extremely talented

[@thegroove2000]

Nice build man.

[@danielparker6102]

Try having the inside of the oven flat black with Flat Black High temp paint. Being shining inside the oven part does not increase the heat. Being flat black increases the heat. You might get probably get 100% more.

[@TacticalGhost007]

Absolutely correct!

[@jamesjsimon]

The flat black will absorb the heat and re-radiate in infrared. Infrared is reflected by the glass in front thus increasing the greenhouse effect. I had a similar oven to yours and I painted it flat black I was able to achieve over 400°.

[@LuJustLu]

Nice!!!!!

[@LVT2314]

Excellent now add a swivel on bottom so you can turn as sun moves ! You saved over $250 bucks

[@user-xg1it4ok2h]

Paint it all flat black inside the oven

[@qhazwel]

Some of this stuff is ingenius!!! Cutting cardboard boxes into little squares for insulation??? Awesome! I should have thought of that for my dry ice containment cooler. I used wet newsprint; and mine is probably much heavier to boot!!! $200 sounds nice. However, I would have to buy all the saws, take a day off to clear some space. You can save a little time and saw needs by using a 28 qt ($5) or 45 qt ($13) styrofoam cooler from Walmart. Very nice design. I just cooked some perfect parboiled rice with a flimsy sun shade from the dollar store. The shade didn't quite work for the dry beans.

[@Thinksso-ej8so]

Very nice

[@appletree312]

Cool

[@barbaratrubenbach115]

You would be a GOD send for us Sr. citizens. wish you lived by me. Thank you for all your time. I need to find someone who can make one for me. I have all my husband's tools, just don't know how to use them. I have seen one solar cooker where the inside tray can be rotated once you move the box back and forth, no matter where you swing it it stays level. You did a great job. for use old tomers, who live in small places it would need to be something that could be folded, and put out of the way. Just thinking,with all those that I have seen.

[@dsmith2858]

Well done! I’m guessing you sleep very soundly at night!!

[@kitsurubami]

Are you an engineer by chance? That method for detecting the perfect sun angle using a circular shadow is ingenious! I am super impressed

[@FunBubble]

hi, i actually took the idea from a solar oven that is for sale called the 'All American Sun Oven'. But my design is better, their design is a cheap piece of plastic that sits on the outside and blocks some sunlight. I'm technically not an engineer tho. Thanks

[@stunningmisadventures]

@@FunBubble Hi, what did you make your little sun catcher out of? Is that some sort of fitting that I could go and buy at my hardware store?

[@aleenacorazon384]

Wow like this! Can you do one on rain water catch system???

[@buickinvicta288]

Go Bubble!

[@thegroove2000]

I was thinking that maybe it is possible to make it entirely out of multi-layered cardboard for rigidity and strength and vermiculite board in the heating cooking chamber not to lose any heat. Interesting. May need to experiment.

[@minduton]

Very nice work, but the reflector has not 100% optimal shape. The corner angles have to be slanted = + 16.6666% of solar power. See "how design solar cooker sun reflector"

[@camlobesvtec]

You docta!

[@marshaprice3359]

Super cool! You did a great job. I so wanted to make myself a sun oven. If I had any tools are know how I would have went for it. But I was blessed to find an all American sun over for $200. It is missing the sun alignment piece. They want too much $ on the website for replacement parts. Can you make me one for my sun oven that would work?

[@LORENA-wq3vm]

Wish you were my neighbor 🌴

[@zenwaters5618]

By the way you listed the large cutting tool as Reynolds wrap.

[@FunBubble]

thanks for mentioning this, i just fixed it with the correct item.

[@senritsujumpsuit6021]

Neat Oven thou I must say don't heat that can in their again for healthline reasons haha

[@ambersanchez6181]

Would a gimbal work in your oven to better level your baking surface?

[@druszaj]

In awe of your fabrication skills. Have you played around with Fresnel lenses for amplifying the light?

[@FunBubble]

hi, ive seen a fresnel lens but havent bought one to test. maybe one day i'll try it out. thanks

[@tomlauris]

@@FunBubble A fresnel lens will shatter the glass, even if it's tempered. Guess why I know that... :-/

[@jacquelinemiles6491]

Do you take orders for the oven ?

[@elietedarce1266]

Sorry... I never saw a box solar oven with huge multi angle large reflector pointed straight to the top 90 degrees. Can your model do this? In high latitude countries it never need to be direct to the top, given Earth angls related to sun for high latitude. But on tropical clime near equator line, it is needed.

[@LVT2314]

You should sell them

[@jenniferbell7923]

You could definitely make and sell these solar oven. I am not good with things like this If a person request you to make them one. Would you and how much would you charge?

[@FunBubble]

hi, making them to sell would be way too expensive. it was fun making this one oven, but i wouldnt have fun making them to sell. there are some companies that make and sell solar ovens, ive seen them priced around 400 dollars. thanks for the interest tho!

[@jenniferbell7923]

@@FunBubble okie dokie. I thought I would ask, but it seem like you definitely enjoyed making special projects and prepping. I'm a new subbie I do enjoy your videos thanks for responding back 😊

[@ahhotep8]

@@FunBubble What about just selling the wood frame, small wood parts and small metal pieces? You would make a pretty penny just on those.

[@pierrecao4758]

did u have to scratch yourself alot ?

[@50kArchipelagos]

On a cloudy day you can just point it at a 5G tower.

[@FunBubble]

haha! true!

[@lunatremolsaries8027]

Thanks i need someone sell one for me or you , I m single mother , I need be soon, God bless you 🙏🙏🙏

[@lunatremolsaries8027]

😅 not time to do it , how much you spent in material ?

[@SpairPartsArmy]

Not to hate on you. But you SHOULD NOT WEAR GLOVES WHEN USING A TABLE SAW! Girl at work lost 2.5 fingers thanks to the saw grabbing her glove that would have probably been a nick and scratch. Telll the wife rough hands are manly. Don’t worry about slivers. Lol

[@littlemoon9285]

it fake wethout prove it working