My dreams will be dreams for long time yet.
I can't play around precision things ,because actually i can't afford an bench multimeter for $1.000
So if my situation wasn't like it's now ,then i will be able to done something alone.
Im poor ass,so for now i just can dreaming to create something like the Ian Johnston's unit
However ,thanks you for the best wishes.
Yes, i know that from my own in the past, and i'm by you.
The point is, it's not coming from one moment to the other. If you want to make it by yourself, don't set your momentary expectations too high. There are some chips, they have a good accuracy and TC from the beginning, as REF5010 or more DAC-compatible REF5020, -40. For this, you need only two capacitors and a through-hole platine (no breadboard, in this case) to get your own Ref's. Go or send it to someone, who owns a good in spec DMM to verify it at 10x. Then you have your first basis, to check your next things.
After that buy a couple of good TC resistors and OP's like this LTC1152. Take for the beginning through-hole variants if possible, or take this little adapters. Take some DAC's and play with it. Look for the good stuff from Digikey, as an example, they send it for free from US to you, if you have an 50$ order. From China, Banggood as an example, you get the basic material for cheap, if you can wait a month, arduinos, breadboards etc. (Edit: From germany, each order not more than 25-30EUR, to prevent tax)
So, things comes together. If you need better measurement tools, you will know it AFTER, or in the moment you make things. A good DMM, maybe a cheap scope for the beginning, is ok. But don't buy something expensive on suspicious. Wait and see, what you really need.
HTH,