[TheForge] Natural gas burner?

[Jerry Frost]

You'll need a larger orifice in the jet and a regulator. You'll need to 
tinker with the orifice size but it'll work just fine.

Frosty
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From: "G. Watts" <ironworker at cox.net>


>  Hey gang, this one's mostly for Mikey, but anyone's welcome to chime 
> in...
> I recently scored a unit on ebay that will compress natual gas from the
> house line into cylinders at about 275 psi.(item number 7605197382 which I
> think is still available for perusal if you search for the  number on 
> ebay).
> I've tried it out with a Victor torch with the correct tips and it works
> well for cutting.
>  I've heard questions asked and answered before relating to natural gas as
> a viable gas forge fuel, but never under the premise that the natural gas
> would be available under higher pressure.  So...what modifications would 
> you
> suggest to switch my propane forge over to natural gas?  Larger fuel
> orifice?  BTW - it's a homemade sidearm burner.  And if the conversion or
> different burner style is covered in the book, by all means say so and 
> I'll
> gladly order it!
> Thanks all.
> George.
>