How To Make a Stoneware Cooker/Oven! w/2 heat settings and removable crock! 12v (AC/DC) DIY!

How To Make a Stoneware Cooker! Works as a Saucepan an Oven or a Crockpot! for standard cooking (boiling/baking etc.) use the 'high heat' setting and for 'slow cooking' use the low heat setting. works amazing and it's 12v so you can use it with 12v solar panels or 12v batteries if you want to. I was using an ac to dc 12v "switching power supply" when filming the video ($20 from amazon). please rate, comment, like and share 🙂
👉 if you want to see some 'extras' and more detailed info on the cooker (like power readings and temp readings of each element) I've made a second video. i'll post that one to my other YT channel.
~ here's the link to my other YT channel
/ @backupchannelfordeser...
~ here's the link to the second or 'extras' video
• DIY Stoneware Crock Co...
🟢 and here's the links and info for the main parts...
STONEWARE CROCK: it's a high quality 'food safe' stoneware crock and is 'traditional oven' safe, 'microwave oven' safe and dishwasher safe.
amazon link tinyurl.com/3x8c8yae
POLYIMIDE TAPE: 1" wide, 1 millimeter thick. 573F/300C from walmart
link www.walmart.com/ip/Tapes-Mast...
PTC Heating Elements: i used the 12v 220c(428f) ones.
amazon link tinyurl.com/2scanyab
Aluminum Flashing: from lowes home improvement 6" wide roll.
www.lowes.com/pd/Amerimax-6-i...
Large Steel Food Can (called a "number 10" or "#10" can) (grocery store)
Sand: (found at the home stores, plant nurseries, at the beach etc.)
Two 6 ft. long extension cords. (i just cut the ends off)
Lid: 4" white ceramic tile. 40 cents each at the home stores.
Switch: toggle switch. amazon has lots.
🔴 One correction: i misspelled (and mispronounced) 'polyimide tape' in the video. i swore that word had an 'n' in it.
👉 note: if any of the above links don't work, let me know and i'll fix them.

[@cows2624]

You make the coolest things. Thank you so much for your videos.

[@desertsun02]

hi and thanks much ✔

[@ELKASIDAV]

DUDE !? Welcome back ! Glad you're well ! Praise God

[@desertsun02]

hi there. i've been posting regularly, but i've heard that some people are not getting notified when i post videos lately. if you're not getting the notifications just check back every week or two. i try to post 2 videos a month (at least)

[@ttucker2010]

Another excellent DIY project. What a great idea! I'm going to give it a try. Thanks for all your fantastic content!

[@MichaelR58]

Great idea , thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@desertsun02]

hi and thank you!

[@mnight207]

I always love your videos. Can you make some stuff that uses power tool batteries? What are your thoughts on the old school Radium Heaters?

[@desertsun02]

hi there. thank you for the idea. yes, i can make some stuff that runs on tool batteries. i think that is a great idea. do you mean 'radiant heaters' or "radioisotope heater"?

[@mnight207]

@@desertsun02 They were called Radium fireplaces invented by Maria Curie.

[@vrrevolution9183]

how many watts to fire those up? is it even possible to use say a 100W solar panel to power it up?

[@desertsun02]

hi. i'd use probably 2 or 3 12v 100 watt solar panels with this. note that 100w panels are as low as $57 to $59 each these days (amazon). the prices have come way down. i'm thinking about buying a couple more. (probably 3 more)