"The Solar Baby" Solar Oven, cooker.

       Another Solar Oven made mostly of recycled material. It is gimbled so cooking pot stays level while oven rotates. Lightweight and breaks down into 2 pieces for storage.

Step 1: "Solar Baby" Solar Oven

   The Solar Baby (named by Aunt Phylly) is a small solar oven made of recycled materials. It reaches 325 degrees in the winter Arizona sun. All measurements are determined by the size glass that you find. Tempered glass is recomended as it gets very hot. You can build this bigger, I had one that would cook a whole chicken in 2 hrs.

Comments

[vincent7520]

Great job !
Well explained.
Makes it very tempting and yummy !…
Now let's visit Solar Baby n°2

(had already visited the cardboard version page : shows your projects are real catches !)

[Paulus44]

Very nice model. I am from Netherland but live in the Philippines and cook almost every day if we have sun in my simple solarcooker.
I cook rice, potatoes, banana, meat but can not fry in the one I use.

Look for more about the solarcooking
http://solarcooking.wikia.com/wiki/Solar_Cookers_World_Network_(Home)

[Chrystalkay]

This set-up is very clever. You have rather less writen instructions than I expected, but you made up for it in very well thought out pictures. I had to search back and forth in the pictures to see how you hung the tray to hold the food. At first I thought it should be easily seen in the picture with the bread in it, but I can't see it there, then I found a peek at it in the picture where you have the top tilted forward for loading.
Thank you for taking the time to post this for us.

[Nickmensch]

What did you bake in there ? Looks delicious ;)