Turned some more aluminium and rivets in to a bottom frame:
A calcium silicate plate (usually used for thermal insulation of fireplaces, for example) cut with a jigsaw, fits nicely:
This material can withstand very high temperatures (it was quite unimpressed by a blowtorch) and is very easy to cut and drill, but it's also a bit delicate and brittle.
Here's the aluminium plate that will end up on top of all that. It will be heated by the carbon resistors:
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