Where can I get a homemade incubator thermostat?

I built Miss Prissy's bator...I got my thermostat at Lowe's but don't remember what I paid for it.
I think i did spend about $32 building mine but i enjoyed building it so it was worth it.
Good luck with yours!
~Rebecca

 

I don't have an answer to your question but I will throw in my two cents and say just buy one, if you can get one for 41 bucks there really isnt going to be much financial gain in making one and with your schedule it sounds like time is more value then the money you might save.

 

Try going to an appliance repair shop and ask if they have a used sensor that you could buy real cheap. Just a thought!

 

Quote:I could be wrong but I think you get what you pay for.
At $41 I don't think that you are getting very much.
I would look it over before buying it.

In my town there is a gent that scraps metals and such, he has water heaters all over the place. I am sure there is a place like that near you. They are happy to let you get parts for few bucks.

I think a homemade incubator is much better then a cheap production unit.

 

I tried the water heater thermostat and was not happy with it, I switched back to my dimmer switch. Downside to this is I am the thermostat, so I don't go anywhere for long. But with 6 kids I am home most of the time and my excursions are short dropping off and picking up kids. If you are home most of the time this might be an option for you, just an idea.
Krista

 

Lower Thermostat PF9000507PK for Double Element NEW Item number: 320129155495

I found this on Ebay. I got two. Hope they work.

 

The $15 thermostat is the wong one.

You want the lower thermostat for $8. I have seen them on ebay for $5 too.