My version of the reflow oven.
Black & Decker 1500W, 4 element convection toaster oven. Bought a 'welding blanket' and insulated the cabinet, packed as much as I could in there without interfering with anything mechanical. Took out all the mechanical stuffs.
PIC18F2550, using the USB module as a serial port for datalogging, and have a PCB with a shift register and some MOSFETs mounted in the oven cabinet.
External LCD and buttons (I was going to put a much smaller color graphic LCD right on the oven itself, but I smoked it right before I was going to mount. Damn you 5V logic!!! and 3V LCDs!!!), and bonus points for the 3D printed 'enclosure' for the LCD/buttons. Gotta take care not to set the enclosure on the oven while it's running. Might melt it!
Interconnected by a LAN cable ('cause it was handy), 2 fans, one for electronics, second one for the SSR heatsink, and an indicator LED and piezo buzzer.
Crowdon D2425 SSR driving the heating elements, heatsink/fan/thermistor mounted on the SSR, MAX31855 K-type thermocouple amp from Adafruit.
I'll do a more complete 'write-up' eventually.
Only running basic firmware now, eg. simple on/off control, no PID logic in the firmware for temp control. It overshoots and undershoots temps quite a bit, which for now is mitigated by setting the set points either higher or lower as required. I'm working on that.