Woodworking by Tom Carpenter

Author:Tom Carpenter
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing

Construct the steamer jig from exterior-grade plywood, moisture-resistant wood glue and galvanized deck screws. Install a hinged door on one end of the steamer box, and drill a 2" (5.1cm)–diameter hole in the other box end and the plywood pot lid for installing a length of heat-resistant or automotive radiator hose. Attach the hose to the steamer box and pot lid. We used metal fittings and threaded pipe for making these hose connections.

Attach a drain tube through a hole in the bottom of the jig near the door to let excess steam and condensed water vapor escape into a pail. Elevate your steamer on legs until it is higher than the pot to minimize bending the hose. This way, steam can rise and pass more easily into the box.

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