You can collect solar energy in an insulated cardboard "oven" that can get hotter than 200°F. At that temperature, food will take a while to cook, but you can bask in the knowledge that it's ...

6. Put your oven in the sun. Find a nice, sunny spot, and place your s’mores-filled oven there. Make sure the foil-covered door is angled to reflect sunlight into the cooking area.

[Bob] needed an oven for powder coating metal parts. Commercial ovens can cost thousands of dollars, which [Bob] didn’t have. He did have an rusty old file cabinet though. And thus, a plan was born.

Test your skills by building an outdoor oven. This easy-to-construct, DIY clay oven fires up quickly and stays hot for days. Cook dinner at night and bake bread in the morning with its stored heat ...

In a textbook case of project-spawns-project, this eagle decided to wing it and made his own high-temperature oven. This is true, seat-of-your-pants DIY.

Eco-friendly weblog The Daily Green details how to turn a cardboard box into a DIY solar oven for a little weekend fun in the sun. All you'll need is the box, some construction paper, tin foil ...

25 Essential DIY Projects For Your First Apartment By Allie Merriam Updated on May 1, 2018 at 7:05 AM ...