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See Ben Build a Solder Reflow Oven -- Episode 36

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In this episode, Ben turns an infrawave toaster oven into a solder reflow oven that can be used with PCB's. Watch and see how!
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  • For anyone who is interested I've gone through the video and made an exact list of parts that Ben uses.

     

    The MAX6675 breakout board appears to be from Adafruit and can be found here.

     

    The thermocouple also appears to be from Adafruit. It is a Type-K Glass Braid Insulated Thermocouple which is usable up to 500 degrees C. It can be found here.

     

    Finally the relay looks to be a Solid State Relay from Octo 22. It is model number 240D25-17. I'll leave the sourcing of that part to everyone because it can be found in various places online.

     

    Hope that helps anyone looking to build a reflow oven like I am.

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  • For anyone who is interested I've gone through the video and made an exact list of parts that Ben uses.

     

    The MAX6675 breakout board appears to be from Adafruit and can be found here.

     

    The thermocouple also appears to be from Adafruit. It is a Type-K Glass Braid Insulated Thermocouple which is usable up to 500 degrees C. It can be found here.

     

    Finally the relay looks to be a Solid State Relay from Octo 22. It is model number 240D25-17. I'll leave the sourcing of that part to everyone because it can be found in various places online.

     

    Hope that helps anyone looking to build a reflow oven like I am.

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