[TheForge] Stoker coal

GHS [email protected]
Wed Apr 14 09:24:00 2004


In addition to my regular forging coal I still have an ash can or two of
the stoker coal that I was given when I first started and a customer
wanted to clean their bin.

I will probably still own it when I die. Mine is usable. It is also a
sulphurous clinker laden PITA.

Your may be better try it.

Mike Graf



Bob Smolen wrote:
> Several years ago, a fellow member of UMBA told me he has been using regular
> stoker coal for forging for a long time.
> If you live in the country where the initial smoke would not be a huge
> concern, would this be practical? I have not used coal for years and
> occasionally would like to selectively heat something or make a forge weld.
> I have some stoker coal and wondered what would be the problem. Not as good
> as Pochahontas but is it useable?
> Thanks,
> Bob
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