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The goal: Build a passive solar water heater to make the frigid water in the public bathroom less shocking to the human body. It needs to be a closed ...
I found an old table that had been partially disassembled and re-purposed it for my box. I'm not much of a carpenter, but the box serves it purpose we...
The coil is made up of 1/2 rigid copper. The 180 degree bends are made of one 90 degree elbow and one 90 degree street elbow. All connections and fitt...
I did not end up using the RUST STOP primer; I found a cheaper can a few shelves over. I did use the heat resistant black. I was not sure what tempera...
This coil was going to be soldered. Just like painting, when soldering anything (especially water tight connections) the qualtiy of preparation determ...
There are a lot of good 'ibles on here that teach how to solder so I won't attempt it. My tips: Start with clean parts. Use flux. Make sure both piec...
I used the items pictured below and the garden hose to leak test the coil. I got it all hooked up, purged the air, the sealed the end. I let it sit u...
Again, pictures are worth 1000 words, so I hope I've included enough. The wooden blocks and copper wall mounts are used to suspend the copper coil in ...
I chose to use real glass vs plexi because glass transmits light and radiation more efficiently. Plexi would make the whole project less delicate and ...
I rigged up a test circuit to see if my master plan had worked. It was a 5 gallon bucket with an inlet at the bottom and an outlet at the top. I hooke...
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