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  • Reactor Conversion
  • Project     by J.R. Stoner
  • I intend to convert a $60 toaster-oven into a laboratory-grade chemical reactor/dessicator (or electronic pcb reflow), for less than $500.
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  • Cellstick
  • Project     by tinkeringtech
  • The Cellstick is an Open-Source Cellular board that combines an Arduino with a Cellular module for internet of things (IoT) projects.
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  • Toaster oven reflow tangent
  • Log     from NeuroBytes
  • My mom got my wife and I a toaster some time ago; it hasn't seen much use over the last few years, mostly because we don't have the counter space to keep it set up. It's a decent unit--nothing too fancy, no convection system, but it does use quartz elements...

  • NeuroBytes
  • Instructions     from NeuroBytes
  • Reflow.I use a modified toaster oven to reflow NeuroBytes, usually 8 or 12 at a time. It's not perfect; I usually watch the parts through the oven's window and sometimes need to manually extend the cycle to ensure everything reflows properly. I also...

  • Yet another toaster oven build
  • Log     from PCBToast
  • There is a lot of debate if a DIY reflow oven even needs a PID controller. The argument goes, either spend the money and buy a professional machine for a few thousand or build your own and just eyeball the temperature with a manual on/off switch. Anything...

  • Reflow Test For Digit PCBs
  • Log     from Wi-Fi Controlled Open Scoreboard
  • I'm still waiting for my latest boards to get here for my double digit LED displays, but in the mean time I picked up a used toaster oven at Goodwill for $10 bucks and did a quick reflow test. Results were good and I'm waiting to get my new boards in...

  • Precision Reflow Oven Controller
  • Details     from Precision Reflow Oven Controller
  • In this project I will take a conventional toaster oven (any kind of toaster oven can be used) and design a precision controller to turn it into a reflow soldering oven. I know there are already plenty of controller kits available out there, but I hope...

  • Parts are in!
  • Log     from WS2812B Delay Splitter
  • All the parts are in for the original 0.5x0.7" splitter, including the caps, stencil, paste, and test/programming jig with pogo pins. Now its just a matter of pulling out the spare toaster oven and testing it out as a reflow oven.I've never done reflow...
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