These are some pix of a small reflector oven I recently made using stainless steel cookie sheets from the local dollar store. I modified the design from a design I got off the web. The original was a "V" shaped design which you needed to prop up in the rear with a rock or something else. I gave it a flat, self-supporting base and added an extra angled piece of steel inside for the bottom reflector. Assembly/disassembly is quick and easy with brass fasteners. Rack bars are coathangers. Steel "grippers" to hold the bars in place (Maybe not necessary). Total cost way under $10.00 U.S. It weighs very little. I'll weigh it at the office soon to get the exact weight for the ounce-counters out there. I'm also making a canvas carrying pouch for it. The foil pan shown in one of the pix is 8" square. The pan will fold essentially flat for storage and transport and I imagine that it will survive a few foldings and unfoldings before it springs a leak. Even then it'll probably still be good for most baking purposes. I'll post plans if anyone is interested.

Note - This thing is not yet field tested and I reserve the right to say bad things about it at a later time.

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