[TheForge] SS forge and hood
Bruce Freeman
freemab222 at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 4 13:11:58 EDT 2007
With SS, you don't need it anywhere near this thick,
which is good because SS is expensive.
I suggest 14 to 16 gauge, with stiffeners beneath,
especially around the firepot. This surface should
never get particularly hot.
I haven't seen you discuss the hood. Even outdoors
you want a side-draft hood and enough flue pipe to
carry the smoke to well overhead.
Bruce
NJ
--- Jerry Smith <jerry_smith at anvilsandinkstudios.com>
wrote:
> What type of stainless steel, I would say 1/4 for
> the
> bottom plate and something like 10 guage for the
> sides.
>
> I have a small MIG welding for the tack welding and
> a
> Tomnstone to do the seam around for the sides. What
> electrodes for the side seams 308/308L, 309/309L or
> 316/316L
>
> Am I on the right track for making this from
> stainless?
>
> I figure the legs I can use black iron pipe, and
> find
> some wheels to make the movable.
>
> Jerry
>
>
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