[TheForge] propane accessories.

Sun Feb 15 01:45:00 2004

Andy:
If the guy is uncertain about it, then he isn't comfortable with his 
mastery of the principles involved...In which case, timidity is the most 
prudent course.
Those of us who grew up playing with fire and view it as recreation will 
feel less hesitant ( be it foolishness or  justifiable) and go right ahead.
I'd never seen one when I built my first ..the burner howled like a jet 
plane and I had a fine old time.
'Cause it is possible to screw up disastrously ( part of the fun), 
perhaps diving right in isn't necessarily always the best course of 
action for everybody.
That's about all the qualifiers I can stand....Pete F

Andy Vida wrote:

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>>I think dave is saying don't make it harder than it is. That's what
>>you are doing when you equate making a forge with plumbing
>>a house. Making a gas  forge is several notches easier than
>>plumbing a house. Buy the stuff, look at it a while, put it together,
>>check for leaks, light up. Not that hard. Lots of guys have done it.
>>Gabriel can too.
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>	A gas forge is nothing much more than a ceramic-lined
>	box with a place into which burning gasses may enter
>	and where they may exist and at times they have doors.
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>	Think of it this way and it gets real simple.
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