[TheForge] Induction Forge?
Jerry Frost
frosty at customcpu.com
Sat Aug 19 01:09:21 EDT 2006
I don't think so Mikey.
Admitedly I don't know a lot about induction but the
stock doesn't need to actually be inside a coil. It
doesn't need to be a coil at all, a simple closed
circuit will heat anything in the field without heating
the circuit's conductor directly. Radiative heating
makes coolant necessary in this case.
And here I was sooooo looking foreward to building a
new propane forge. NOW I have to learn about these
things. <grin>
Frosty
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From: "Michael" <michael.a.porter at comcast.net>
> Reis,
> They do at least sound very promising for straight
> stock; in other words,
> for anything that can be handled in a tube forge. I
> am all for any real
> improvement that comes down the pike. Naturally, the
> power source could also
> be used with a small (jeweler's) induction furnace
> >:-)
> Mikey
>
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