Then booom it worked like a charm...Out of curiosity after watching a video on YouTube on how some guys used to build solar cooker from a cement mold i decided to give it a try, but in my case my intention was to use it to track some fta goodies. So i decided to start with a small size and since i did have a mold i thought of the easiest way out. On my store i had a 90cm dsthieve dish which was lying idle. I used it as a mold itself. Below are some pics of the same.
NB: I must say this was just a diy project and i was prepared for any kind of results be it success or failure. Furthermore the 90cm i was using as a mold was just lying idle.
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Good job sir. Though with increase in size challenges to the trick increase so. I'm trying to imagine what would a 180cm+ block weigh
Enyewe hio itahitaji a lighter materialGood job sir. Though with increase in size challenges to the trick increase so. I'm trying to imagine what would a 180cm+ block weigh
Nope,and just to humor ASAS FTA victims,they have a big lock but the channel titles have the tag FTA affixed to them 😜Are eggs open in 45 birds nests?
Out of curiosity after watching a video on YouTube on how some guys used to build solar cooker from a cement mold i decided to give it a try, but in my case my intention was to use it to track some fta goodies. So i decided to start with a small size and since i did have a mold i thought of the easiest way out. On my store i had a 90cm dsthieve dish which was lying idle. I used it as a mold itself. Below are some pics of the same.
NB: I must say this was just a diy project and i was prepared for any kind of results be it success or failure. Furthermore the 90cm i was using as a mold was just lying idle.
Yea they first create a cement mold then they use fibre instead of cement because fibre is lighter. Through that they are able to make bud's of any size. Am not sure wether those chemicals and fibre resins used are readily available in Kenya.This is how Nigerians do itView attachment 1274476
Yes they are locally available, mostly in garages which do body works repair you can be directed where to get them. Good work 👍👍👍Yea they first create a cement mold then they use fibre instead of cement because fibre is lighter. Through that they are able to make bud's of any size. Am not sure wether those chemicals and fibre resins used are readily available in Kenya.
Yea they first create a cement mold then they use fibre instead of cement because fibre is lighter. Through that they are able to make bud's of any size. Am not sure wether those chemicals and fibre resins used are readily available in Kenya.