DIY Electric Stove & Heater for Room

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This project involves using common materials to build a portable electric stove that also functions as a heater. Please note that safety precautions should be observed, and this project is for educational purposes only.

Materials Needed:

1. Terracotta pots (2)
2. Terracotta saucer (1)
3. Nuts and bolts
4. Wire mesh
5. Candle
6. Aluminum foil
7. Small electric fan
8. Heat-resistant paint (optional)
9. Heat-resistant adhesive

Tools Required:

1. Screwdriver
2. Wire cutters
3. Paintbrush (if using heat-resistant paint)
4. Pliers
5. Heat-resistant gloves

Instructions:

1. Prepare the Terracotta Pots:

   • Turn one of the terracotta pots upside down. This will be the base of the stove.
   • Place the other terracotta pot on top of the inverted one. This will be the body of the stove.

2. Create Openings:

   • Use a screwdriver to create openings on the side of the upper pot. These openings will allow heat to escape.

3. Assemble the Structure:

   • Secure the pots together using nuts and bolts. Ensure they are stable and well-connected.

4. Create a Ventilation Hole:

   • Cut a ventilation hole near the top of the upper pot using wire cutters. This hole will serve as an outlet for the heat.

5. Add Wire Mesh:

   • Cover the ventilation hole with wire mesh and secure it using nuts and bolts. This will prevent any debris from falling inside.

6. Insert the Candle:

   • Place a candle on the inverted saucer inside the lower pot. Ensure it is centered.

7. Attach the Fan:

   • Attach a small electric fan to one of the openings using nuts and bolts. This will help circulate the heat generated by the candle.

8. Create a Heat Reflector:

   • Line the inside of the upper pot with aluminum foil to reflect heat towards the ventilation hole.

9. Optional: Paint the Stove (if using heat-resistant paint):

   • If desired, paint the exterior of the stove with heat-resistant paint. Allow it to dry completely.

10. Secure the Structure:

    • Check all connections and make sure the structure is stable. Use heat-resistant adhesive to secure any loose parts.

11. Safety Precautions:

    • Place the DIY stove on a heat-resistant surface.
    • Keep flammable materials away from the stove.
    • Do not leave the stove unattended while in use.

12. Enjoy Your DIY Electric Stove & Heater:

• Light the candle, turn on the fan, and enjoy the warmth generated by your homemade electric stove and heater!
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13. Note: This DIY project involves heat, so exercise caution and prioritize safety. It is advisable to use heat-resistant materials and keep the DIY stove away from flammable objects. Always supervise the device while in use.