kitchen bending jigs?

[mikekeswick]

Or just buy a gas stove and do it all in the workshop.

[chamookman]

Garage sale Coleman stoves are dime a dozen ! Bob

[k-hat]

I just wait til the wife's not home and bring all my crap to the kitchen.  No problem at all 

That was my tactic before I got a decent workshop I only got caught once when I forgot to empty the yellow sage water out of a fancy pan......err I was cooking....err yellow stuff....honest

Haha same happened to me, doggone yeller water! 

[turtle]

 I steamed green osage in the kitchen ONCE. Steam condensed on the walls and left yellow streaks where the droplets ran down. Wife wasnt a bit pleased .

[PEARL DRUMS]

I have a 10-15 second jog from the kitchen to my shop. If I'm bending in recurves I just wrap the area with a towel to conserve heat. Never had an issue.

[bubby]

I got this little steamer at an estate sale, paid $7 for it and 2 crock pots for sinewing, a year or so back i got this plastic tubing for steaming but didnt think it would steam long enough to bend anything.  These are belly slats but they bent like butter in about 2 mins but i steamed them for 5, worked great and i know it will work on a selfbow

[DC]

Bubby, do you leave it cool in the bag or cut it off?  I use any old bread bag so I cut it off and aim a fan at it.

[bubby]

Dc once it cooled i cut the bag open

[Ballasted_Bowyer]

I use a pot on the stove with a cotton towel as a tunnel and set my jig on a couple chairs. I usually get a small token of annoyance but the chairs are in bad shape already from having four boys. She doesn't like it if I set the towel on fire though.