Finally got my door made.

[lmontee]

I finally got around to making my door. Stainless with 2" ceramic foam insulation.
Used one of the ideas from here and bought a couple of chipping hammers for the handles. Bent some 1/2" stainless rod for feet. Threaded the ends of the handles and feet to bolt the assembly together. Also not the nice Forno Bravo thermometer in the center.

[applor]

Re: Finally got my door made.

Looks fantastic! I am jealous - I want one!

[lmontee]

Re: Finally got my door made.

Thanks, One of these days I might actually get this puppy done?

[mrchipster]

Re: Finally got my door made.

I finally got around to making my door. Stainless with 2" ceramic foam insulation.
Used one of the ideas from here and bought a couple of chipping hammers for the handles. Bent some 1/2" stainless rod for feet. Threaded the ends of the handles and feet to bolt the assembly together. Also not the nice Forno Bravo thermometer in the center.

Nice work. Baking is now in your future.....

[jeeppiper]

Re: Finally got my door made.

That is a nice door...How much to make me one?
You should think about going into business...WFO-Doors-R-Us !!!
You could make tens, maybe even hundreds of dollars!

[lmontee]

Re: Finally got my door made.

Couldn't sell 'em for what it cost. $125 for the stainless sheet metal, $12 for the chipping hammers, $20 Forno Bravo Thermometer, $70 for Insulation...which I only used about a third of. Total=$227! Ouch! But I still think it turned out well.
Cheers

[jeeppiper]

Re: Finally got my door made.

lmontee,

what is your countertop made of? Concrete with glass? Looks great and really interesting!

[lmontee]

Re: Finally got my door made.

Actually, that is natural stone! Look up Meteorus Granite on Google. It comes from Brazil. That isn't glass in there, those are garnets the size of quarters, along with other natural crystals. I actually scored on that. We had a granite shop going out of business and they had a partially cut slab in their bone yard. Asked the guy how much for a 14"x60" piece along with a 24"x24" (that I'm planning on using for a dough board) The guy quoted me $300 if I wanted the edges polished, asked him "How much without the edges polished...$60!!! It's real cool stone and looks much better in person. I believe it's readily available anywhere granite tabletop material is sold.
Cheers
Bigg Larr AKA lmontee

[gastagg]

Door looks great!