How to make Electric Stove

In this project you can learn how to make an electric stove easily at home using easily available items. This electric stove runs on 220 volt mains power supply and it consumes 1000 watts of power.

[@marcelod.tallon9438]

Excelente!!! Muchas Gracias!!! Saludos desde Argentina

[@eduardmrva3762]

Don´t to this stove, people. One touch with a hand or the metal cooking utensil/spoon or metal stirring equipment to that unfused, exposed heating element and you are dead. Neither your body, neither the tin body of the stove will most likely lower the resistance so that the circuit fuse for that power line will break and it will fry you alive with 4-8A, depending if your mains is 250 or 120V. Your hand, burned through by the heat from the element will be your smallest problem, then.

[@esser7678]

Karen, Keep Away🤣🤣

[@thathajeong6426]

HipJam

[@ajmalmeran6613]

@@esser7678 he is right actually.

[@metalmaniak2011]

Go Walmart and buy one , let's do it by ourselves. Bye Karen.

[@janukebabukabuddy]

Solution": use wood element, or switch off the component ,and wore gloves......

[@jabwel]

That is the exact method used in making hot plates but he needed to cover the coil with insulating cement to prevent shocking. Because any contact with the coil could be so disastrous, and may lead to death

[@aijazahmed9113]

You have nice idea but you should also protect the L and N screw by mistake it is harmful and dangerous you can protect with plaster of Paris.

[@budspencer.hussam7481]

We used to make this heater in the early eighties and mid nineties of the last century. We used to come with a thermistor block and start digging this block piece and put the heater wire in it and then connect it to hot and cold electrodes and then connect it with a cable to electricity

[@abhajihadi]

Takes 4.6 amps Almost near a 1 ton ac amps. 😳 Thanks for sharing

[@juantovar731]

Very resourceful and practical. Congratulations.

[@silvanemarry]

Parabéns! Ótimo trabalho 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@lemmabaruda5035]

Yes Man,The skilled professional person.Thank You

[@CarlosTorres-hk5tp]

genial amigo gracias por enseñar su sabiduría así aprendemos saludos desde venezuela muy bien amigo la voy hacer

[@frankvargas9595]

THANKS YOU MY BROTHER FROM VENEZUELA.

[@keith_ferdinanduz]

Good. This is a recreation of old style hot plate. But Plaster of Paris will crack and crumble in time.

[@ninapolancopolanco9866]

Muy bueno. Felicitaciones!

[@kyme32]

you should have secured that heating wire to the clay with some U form hooks, it can pop and your metal pot become live

[@aliriobenavidesvalencia1793]

Lo felicito bien feliz año nuevo mister Ford gracias.

[@hermissuarez4160]

Excelente !!! Gracias...

[@andersondasilvapaz7079]

adorei o projeto e ainda mais os sulcos para a distribuição da resistência.

[@vedamurthisubramaniam2494]

neat & clean job thanks bro.

[@blockedinchina6015]

Clean my ass!

[@cientistalima2010]

Excelente! Só um cuidado para estes terminais não causar curto-circuito.

[@dschannel1171]

Está faltando um aterramento e um circuito específico para esse fogão de forma que qualquer curto-circuito entre os terminais ou com um terminal e a carcaça desligue o disjuntor. Se for usar uma extensão, que seja específica para esse fogão, com um disjuntor bipolar pois mesmo no monofásico não há garantia de que a tomada tenha sido instalada sem estar invertido fase e neutro, e tenha aterramento para caso uma fase encoste na carcaça o disjuntor se desligue.

[@romilsonmagalhaes6487]

O cara usou gesso! kkkkkkkkk

[@AndresGarcia-yh7zf]

Muy buena idea felicidades pero me pude decir si sería mejor con una resistencia tubular funcionaria mejor Gracias un abrazo

[@nautankinachgana1986]

Aaise hi log se mai bahut hi empress hu kuch new Idia layo thanks

[@emanmahamd1787]

هذه افضل طريقه لتسخين كوب من الشاي على الكهرباء واتمنى ان يكون هناك المزيد من الابقار العبقريه كهذه الفكره وشكرا لكم👍🤙🖐😐

[@markc1894]

I will be thinking of making a better grate yours doesn’t look very stable but still very good idea

[@Sethlondon19930]

Would probably be better to cover with stovetop glass so you dont risk a boiling over pot spilling into 220V or accidentally pushing the grate into 220v which would essentially be like stuffing a fork in a toaster.

[@dschannel1171]

And could attach a earth wire on metal body too.

[@kisangadekar5625]

Thank you sir, Khup chhan video

[@milanoseduworld7921]

In olden days it was used widely. When i was small we had in our house. No problems were found.

[@ablaabola4674]

God bless you, great job

[@dariomilesevic6789]

This is PERFECT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@prioputro4111]

Thanks for ideas, so good profesionally job.

[@salvadordavalos3230]

Es deasiado trabajo... En mi país, en cualquier tlapalería cuestan menos del equivalente a 2.5 dólares estas estufas completas.

[@user-xv1dx8cs7s]

В моём детстве такие (,один в один) электроплитки были у всех,стоили не дорого.(мне 71 )

[@johnsugeng1768]

Thank u... Mattur nuwun ❤

[@lorddiosliving]

So easy to make at home yourself...( you only have to get some components in the china black market) ...but still very easy

[@factsreality13]

And finally the TEA stole my heart...

[@prashantambati1304]

It's taking amps how much

[@klemersonbosque4320]

- mui bom

[@jimmyimperial6127]

That's god job Vaibhav also I send you god feddback , my name is jimmy from México state Guanajuato.

[@angelveloza5693]

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[@alanjagroop1282]

Could this stove be used as a mini table top furnace.

[@jeetsaini143]

The best palace to use this sotve where the electricity is free.

[@Bittutv2003]

Ha bhai

[@SuperSchnelle]

welcome to Venezuela!!!!

[@claapitan]

welcome to phillipines 😂

[@themysticshadow6688]

I though it wasnt a palace i thought it was a country @@claapitan

[@themysticshadow6688]

@@claapitan nvm im dumb

[@raajsuman1292]

Superb idea, thanks.

[@josebarbosa7068]

Muito bom mano Parabéns

[@andrewebmaster5376]

lo que yo quiero saber es cual es el tiempo que toma en llegar al tiempo de ebullicion esa taza de te...para poder saber algo acerca de la efectividad de tal estufa... ya que si tengo que esperar una hora por un te creo que hay que pensarlo dos veces antes de gastar tanta energia en eso, o mejorarla... saludos amigos

[@lookoutleo]

so thats how you make chai :) and intereting project , would be good to make 12v version for my van

[@dschannel1171]

Man, 1000W on 12V is about 83A, can really your battery handle this for a long time?

[@lookoutleo]

@@dschannel1171 I have a home made 12v one , it draws about 15a 12v , boils kettle in 15 mins , Frye's an egg about 5 mins. Made out of parts of tumble dryer hrater

[@firojalam8450]

i respect the hard work & thanks 4 tasty tea. bro ! is paris fire proof? paris means wall paris????

[@Mr_ravee_]

Yea..one spill of milk or water will ruin it..use ceramic tiles instead👍

[@rahulmane9057]

Great Work........ Amazing Idea

[@Vichardhara303]

Nice project ..Can i Make pizza oven using this coil ?

[@deserteagleiii1643]

Its safe.. the power source is isolated.. and electrical energy is converted to heat energy so even if the pan is incontact with the heating element it will just get hot.. the only things thats missing is the one that controls the heat so that it could last long..

[@arelysjg7197]

BUENAS TARDE, QUE TIPO DE MATERIAL UTILIZO PARA HACER LA PASTA QUE INTRODUJO EN LA BASE DE METAL, ERA YESO, CEMENTO U OTRO MATERIAL? GRACIAS

[@truongminhnguyen6500]

Can you share me the recipe for cooking stove, please?

[@alanjagroop1282]

Could it be used to melt metal. Aluminum cans and more

[@Rhaviston-Silva]

parabéns mano. ajudou e muito.

[@katherinemeroalvarez3669]

Mi brot xfa explicanoslo con tu voz y en español . Gracias saludos desde ecuador ???? 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@vicguevarab]

Este genio es hindú, no habla español.

[@albertodiseno1973]

Muy bueno, 👍

[@speedfight49]

Nice, would it be possible to have the link for the component used in the video. This could help for the future to manufacture for the interested person it is a suggestion that can be useful 😉

[@TheSalemSaberhagen]

Ty vole, tak tohle je už moc i na mě! Ochrana před úrazem elektrickým proudem asi pánovi nic neříká. Vařiče s otevřenou topnou spirálo se u nás dělali v padesátých letech. Jeden mám doma schovaný po opravě, abych mohl ukazovat, co se dřív používalo. Ale i ten je bezpečnější než tohle.Tenhle výrobek bych si nedovolil provozovat ani v laboratorních podmínkách s dielektrickými rukavicemi. Jen by mě moc zajímalo ve které zemi žije tenhle "šikula".

[@tylerskhupchawng8877]

Please tell me,how it make heater cowl..

[@treasureoflife5351]

Can I place stone or brick beneath the stove?

[@sangharshmore1494]

Can we plug in it into normal switch as it can melt the button or switch board due to high voltage

[@abdulganiyartiela9428]

excellent and perfect , thank you for your contribution.

[@virendaryadavvirendar5093]

Contact number online

[@alyamama8193]

ماشاءالله بالتوفيق سوداني مره من هنا

[@shortsvideos9812]

😂😂😂😂😂😁😂😂😂 منور

[@premarathnagagabada5518]

හොඳ වීඩියෝ එකක් ඔබට ස්තුතිය්

[@katherinemeroalvarez3669]

Mi brot xq no nos esplica con tu voz yaq nos serbiria d mucha ayuda y mas fasil . Gracias y sigue asi t fefisito ??? 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ulisescarrillo2373]

Exelente, oye hermano como se llama ese aparato que aparece en el minuto <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="623">10:23</a>

[@johannlygiron4526]

ese material es yeso o cemento y uno puede hacer la resistencia con alambre

[@georgevasile1095]

It can be seen that in some places, the resistance is stronger, there it will burn you. Before stretching the resistance, you must measure the channel with a piece of thread. Measure the resistance after that piece of thread and then put it on the channel, so that it will be uniform in length and will radiate heat evenly.

[@Rendraled]

How to calculate it nicheome wire for 220v supply

[@albertoorozco682]

Excelente, muy buena, cómo se llama la resistencia

[@bundaernianti6121]

Subhanallah that is cool idea man......👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@julianvalenti]

You got me until you cut the can arround the power input! Very nice project!

[@noelgreenchikezieokezie8488]

Thanks, nice work, but which other cement that can be use other than the pastry cement used here cos in some countries and are one can't get exactly the one you used. In my country, we have cement for building and white cement for pop ceilings

[@mikaelmyers]

Eu acho que e gesso !

[@vikasanchanh.n2055]

Wher did we get that steel cylinder

[@AmanSingh-em1mj]

Bhai jo isme tmne switch lgaya h under vo fiber tha r jb ye heater start hoga to heat hoga to vo fiber melt ho jayega r bigd jayega

[@hanniabenamara8565]

the screws are coated by zinc or no , and their dimensions plz ?

[@shiamsarder5265]

Nice broooooooooo.💖💖💖💖💖💖🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂from Bangladesh.💖💖💖😄😄😄👌👌👌🤠🤠🤠🤠😎

[@harshsparikh]

Hi what do you call the green pad or mat underneath the electric stove? I want to order one but dont know the technical term. Thanks

[@MyProjectsLab]

Green pad called cutting matt.

[@riverman4798]

Sweet.. Your video editing kung fu is strong. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@benesouza6316]

Muito bom parabes

[@khelladiful]

I also learned the new coffee recipe

[@julianmunozfigueroa2780]

Gracias por el video. Podrias detallar el nombre del material de relleno por favor. Saludos! Great video. Can you post the the name of the refill material? Thanks a lot. Cheers!

[@DarwinRodriguez0274]

Eso es yeso blanco amigo.

[@DarwinRodriguez0274]

Yeso de París quise decir.

[@richardabc8942]

@@DarwinRodriguez0274 yeso cerámico es lo mismo?

[@AntunesSantos45]

Tem um risco muito grande de choque elétrico. Não aprovado! (You have a very high risk of electric shock. Not approved!)

[@budspencer.hussam7481]

Good job 👍👍👍 this idea we was made it in 80s and in 90s from 20santury

[@miguelangelhernandezvaldes6802]

Cómo puedo pedir esa resistencia en la tienda de herramientas, como la pido, como resistencia para 220 o 110 o como??

[@murayray7614]

Sip mantap 😊😊

[@IwihoreyeAnastazi]

Very nice to teach me brother

[@l0I0I0I0]

Impressive!

[@Bittutv2003]

Chay to badiya banayi tuna

[@kurangturu4754]

Is it savety?

[@chetanyt5544]

Sir garme laga sakte he 240v se jalega

[@allkive]

nice project but you should reconsider the safety issues

[@themysticshadow6688]

it literally says it has AC voltage be careful if you don't know what are you doing to stay away.

[@R.sabarinathan]

Wow nice bro

[@miguel.antoniooropezaperaz1570]

Me parece muy.buena la información solo.que no se oye RL audio explicativo

[@juliotorres9836]

Por el ruido del metal con la amoladora le hoy mi like

[@jorgediaz9381]

Que material es el que se coloca dentro del cumbito

[@hagajendra9322]

Super tecnic bro

[@gunupurumanoj5357]

Sir heating element 220 1000 w will you use, you say for my answer

[@zelalemworkineh3433]

really good the materials u are used are easy and not costy I don't know the material that u are used as a power is that is cement?

[@Paulzm1]

How do you measure Temperature? I need a low setting to cook Rice

[@kingtfofficial888]

Good .The problem is that you can't control the heat .

[@ikendall97]

That's genius thanks!

[@ff-mu6cc]

This is soo Cool!

[@airconputerTV]

Nice but this is dangerous to people when accidentally touch the stove because this is considered as live wire right?

[@adnanbaloch1484]

I agreed wirh u coz its not safe,dangerous too much live current,there is no safety ,work done very well but risky

[@vedparkashsrivastav2123]

Good job dear friend

[@kartarrathod9622]

Plaster of paris ke mold me current nahi lagta kya bhai koi batao please