[TheForge] propane forge

Sun Mar 31 14:43:01 2002

Also, for knife makers, even heat (no hot spots) is important. The design
Roy writes of
is tops in that department too.

As far as keeping the kaowool, etc. in place, many who use the cylindrical
design also advocate castable refractory, especially when working with
pattern welded steel or other forge welding that requires a lot of flux.

John

On Sun, 31 Mar 2002, Roy Wilson wrote:

> On Sun, 31 Mar 2002 14:12:21 -0500, [email protected] wrote:
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> >Although I'm no pro, I beg to differ with Roy, two of the most efficient forges I've seen are the Swan Mini Mother and the Sandia neither one of them have a swirling flame. When I say efficient you must take that with a grain of salt, I have not seen the lab test results.
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>   I was talking gas consumption for equivalent heat over equivalent
> times.
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