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This is a discussion on Anybody seen one of these? within the Blacksmithin' forums, part of the Blacksmithing category; Looks intriguing. Gonna go check it out. Forge...
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Yes there are pretty common, generally plumbed for natural gas and a REAL GAS HOG, they were designed for industrial shops and generally lined with hard fire brick. You would probnably need a larger gas supply line to your place than a standard home one for it. With the movable top piece thay can be a great tool for heating large items that won't fit in a conventional forge.
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Just did some inet research on it and found out what I needed to know. I don't have gas to my place, so that is out.
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i used one about that size back in high school worked great but like thomas said gas hog i think it had a 2" gasline on it the one thing i din't like was you really couldn't heat stuff in the middle you had to put you work down in the hole so if you wanted it heated in the middle we used a rose bud and the teacher there didn't really like he prefered the coal forge that the school made them take out and put one of these in
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The blower on the forge is better than a $350 blower from Centaur Forge. Perfect for a professional coal forge. Of course if you used the blower only, you'd have to figure out how to get rid of the rest of it.
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