[TheForge] New Gas Forge

Fri Apr 23 09:05:01 2004

Erosion of the refractory by the flame suggests that the flame is
reducing - too little air.

Bruce
NJ

>>> [email protected] 4/23/2004 6:22:12 AM >>>
That's a good-looking piece of gear.  I have a couple of questions on
it.

A friend has a commercial-built forge with the burners in the middle of
the
top like yours, and he's getting some pretty serious erosion of the
refractory material where the flame hits the bottom.  Are you seeing
anything like that yet?  It might take a number of hours of use for
this to
show.

Is there a specific design reason to put the burners on top?  You said
you
had to bend the tubes to prevent heat from going up to the burners. 
Mine
(Larry Zoeller-type sidearm burners) are set horizontally into the side
to
avoid that problem.   They're on a round forge, which may change the
design
needs.

Does it weld well?  What kind of pressure do you need to get welding
heat
out of it?

Thanks for sharing; I got a couple of ideas from it already.

Mike Murphy

-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Larry Zoeller
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 9:25 PM
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Subject: [TheForge] New Gas Forge

To All,
I just finished building a new atmospheric gas forge using square
tubing
instead of round pipe.  It has several new improvements to it.  Check
it
out and let me know what you think.  The forge can be found at the
following url.
http://www.geocities.com/zoellerforge/squareforge.html 

Larry Zoeller
[email protected]
Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

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