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3D Printer Burn-In Oven

"Burn-In" ovens are used to characterize electronics with temperature. 3D printers have printable temperature controllable environments!

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Print an encased thermal oven to characterize your electronics on your 3D printer!
Wires stick through without disrupting the environment and Kapton tape seals the gaps! Fillets coming soon.

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shell.stl

The Revision 1 of the oven just to test it out. Fillets coming soon.

Standard Tesselated Geometry - 181.74 kB - 02/22/2021 at 18:02

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