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This is my propane forge, my Peter Wright, and my very old roller that still works very well Attached Images
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Reply:Gotta ask, in the second picture, what does the copper/brass tubing/valve thing do?HH 187Miller Bluestar1EAHP AlphaTig 200X
Reply:My guess would be, the small valve is the idle/pilot light, the big valve is the throttle to make fast heating, LOL
Reply:Nice forge. What do you make?Miller Syncrowave 200Hobart Handler 140Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 38E-Z Tube BenderPlasma Cam DHC2
Reply:Originally Posted by GreyhorseGotta ask, in the second picture, what does the copper/brass tubing/valve thing do?
Reply:Originally Posted by QuciferNice forge. What do you make?
Reply:Nice work shadill.  I like the texturing job on the stand.  Did you use texturing dies?  Tell us how you did them, please.I do a bit of 'smithing myseslf now and again.ThanksMack
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Reply:Originally Posted by MackNice work shadill.  I like the texturing job on the stand.  Did you use texturing dies?  Tell us how you did them, please.I do a bit of 'smithing myseslf now and again.Thanks
Reply:Neat stuff,personally i like a metal slack-tub though Victor SuperRanger O/A                                         Solar migLincoln Powermig 140Southbend 9in lathe350# kohlswa anvilMiller Maxstar 150 stl etc....
Reply:Originally Posted by clark-kentskiNeat stuff,personally i like a metal slack-tub though
Reply:www.anvilfire.com  i believe
Reply:Does he mean your bucket? City of L.A. Structural; Manual & Semi-Automatic;"Surely there is a mine for silver, and a place where gold is refined. Iron is taken from the earth, and copper is smelted from ore."Job 28:1,2Lincoln, Miller, Victor & ISV BibleDanny
Reply:Yep he means the bucket.  It sucks to melt thru yer bucket and have water running around the shop.  Or have to clean melted plastic off of your parts and pieces.  How do I know this? hehehe.Thanks for the link shadill.Mack
Reply:I like that forge. What did you use for gas jets?Nice anvil too.Joewww.CummingsHauling.com
Reply:Originally Posted by joethemechanicI like that forge. What did you use for gas jets?Nice anvil too.
Reply:I have an anvil that I need to build a stand.  It was my dad's and originally had a wooden block underneath it.  It looks like you used wood blocks to cushion it and the 3 posts means it doesn't have to have a flat floor to sit on.How has it worked out?  Anything that you would add?thanks,Jim
Reply:Originally Posted by Jim MarshallI have an anvil that I need to build a stand.  It was my dad's and originally had a wooden block underneath it.  It looks like you used wood blocks to cushion it and the 3 posts means it doesn't have to have a flat floor to sit on.How has it worked out?  Anything that you would add?thanks,Jim
Reply:Hey Jim, why don't you just send your anvil down here to me, I'll build you a stand for it and even offer to keep it in storage for a few years, putting it to good use of course, that way you won't have to worry about tripping over it in your shop(lol).  Seriously that's a real nice set up you've got, I just built a coal forge and am looking at making a gasser now.  Anyone know where to get a quality anvil from thes days, not cast iron?
Reply:I trucked this back from Colorado, have been dragging it around for years, and have been guarding it with my life.Jim
Reply:By the way, thanks for the great suggestions.Jim
Reply:Shadill here is my forgeChuckASME Pressure Vessel welder