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Kraiker's
Baker
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Reflector
Oven designed by Rolf Kraiker
The
photo at right shows an assembled Reflector Oven.
This is our original unit that we've been using on
trips since 1983.
It
has stood the test of time quite well.
Click
on photo at right to see a larger view.
Click
here
to see a view of the oven colapsed for
packing
see
notes at bottom of page
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*Notes
Copyright
notice
This is oven is my own design. I'm offering the plans on a
"shareware" basis. This is my contribution to the paddling
community and I'm pleased to share the design. Feel free to
pass on this information to anyone you'd think is interested
as long as it's done in the same spirit I'm offering here -
FOR FREE. I do NOT grant permission to use
this design to produce commercial units for sale.
The
assembly drawing included elsewhere is not to scale and
should only be used as a reference to put the pieces
together.
The
component drawings are to scale, but they've been reduced
on the web pages to make viewing easier. If you download
the graphics with a right mouse click (Windows) or hold
down the mouse click (Mac), you can save the files to
your computer and print them. The components are all too
large to fit on a standard letter-size piece of paper, so
you may wish to print several sections and piece the
complete compenent together to use as a
template.
The
metal for the oven is the same type of aluminum used by
electronic hobbyists who like to build radio chassis from
scratch. Electronics departments in schools or sheet
metal shops may be a good source for the
metal.
A
pair of tin snips, a bench vice and hammer are the only
tools necessary. Access to sheet metal cutting and
bending equipment or a metal bandsaw would be
helpful.
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