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Please visit my frequently asked questions page it contains more useful information about building gas forges and atmospheric gas burners. Please check this page out, there is a wealth of information there. There is a parts list below that contains all of the parts and quantities used to build this forge.
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www.zoellerforge.com/simplegasforge.html
www.zoellerforge.com/simplegasforge.html
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Gas Forge and gas burner building Frequently Asked Questions ... I am in the process of building a gas forge and was wondering, would you suggest doors on both ends or one end being sealed with a "pass through" hole that can be closed? A. I feel that this would really be a matter of personal preference, a lot would depend...
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www.zoellerforge.com/faq.html
www.zoellerforge.com/faq.html
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Building Your First Gas Forge ... Don’t make it too big: You may be tempted to make a forge big enough for every project you might want to make. Don’t. No one gas forge can do it all. Gas forges are easy to make and in time you may make several.
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www.anvilfire.com/FAQs/gas_forges.htm
www.anvilfire.com/FAQs/gas_forges.htm
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The present gas forge tutorial is based on a real forge that Nathan Creel built for me after finishing my Dha as a natural sequence of our correspondence. ... Making a forge is a project most smiths undertake for a few reasons. First, building a forge is much cheaper than buying one, though finding one to buy that suits...
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www.arscives.com/bladesign/forge.tutorial.htm
www.arscives.com/bladesign/forge.tutorial.htm
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One interesting benefit of building a gas forge yourself, verses buying one, is that you can easily build a far superior forge to any commercially produced gas forge on the market. ... Although you will quickly be repaid all your additional expenses involved with building a gas forge, verses a coal forge, through fuel and...
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ronreil.abana.org/whyusegas.shtml
ronreil.abana.org/whyusegas.shtml
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Building Your First Gas Forge. Forge construction basics. FAQ from the anvilfire forum archives. ... Don’t make it too big: You may be tempted to make a forge big enough for every project you might want to make. Don’t. No one gas forge can do it all. Gas forges are easy to make and in time you may make several.
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rings.anvilfire.com/FAQs/gas_forges.htm
rings.anvilfire.com/FAQs/gas_forges.htm
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Here's a tutorial on how to make a propane gas forge out of bits and pieces. It's not too hard, it just takes some time and some scrap steel. There are lots of ways to make a forge, this one suits my needs. It can be made with a single opening or a double opening for long pieces.
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www.tharwavalleyforge.com/workshop-tour/tutorials/12-bu...
www.tharwavalleyforge.com/workshop-tour/tutorials/12-building-a-gas-forge
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A while ago one of my smithing friends, Ralph, mentioned he was looking into a new gas forge design to handle bigger stuff. It involved a "roof" that can be raised, with firebricks inserted where needed for walls. ... The New Forge-Building Picture Book...
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www.ironringforge.com/NewForgeSaga/New_Forge_Saga.html
www.ironringforge.com/NewForgeSaga/New_Forge_Saga.html
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Recommended reading is Gas Burners for Forges, Furnaces and Kilns by Michael Porter. Read a Review of this fine book including purchasing info. Also see Building the Gas Forge and Foundry by Kern. It's available from Norm Larson Books 1-800-743-4766 (evenings).
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home.flash.net/~dwwilson/forge/fgpl.html
home.flash.net/~dwwilson/forge/fgpl.html
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