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IIRC, natural gas has lower specific energy rating (J/kg or BTU/lb) than propane. That should mean it takes slightly less air per weight of fuel burned. Not sure exactly what that means for an aspirated burner since I haven't dealt with one, but... maybe scaling down the burners would help?
Anyways, I'm pretty sure 2 PSI would work plenty good if you add a blower- I run my propane one at less that 1 PSI using an old squirrel cage blower, and the specific energy isn't *that* different. Maybe just a black pipe T fitting, and that would be that?
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In Topic: Hamburger Flipper
23 February 2011 - 09:12 PM
Here's a rough sketch of what I want to do.
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The red dots are the proposed rivet locations.
I'll be able to work on it tomorrow, so I'll post an update after that.
I think I'll try out the unadorned handles, and add on wood scales if it really needs it.
Thanks for the advice!
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38 downloadsThe red dots are the proposed rivet locations.
I'll be able to work on it tomorrow, so I'll post an update after that.
I think I'll try out the unadorned handles, and add on wood scales if it really needs it.
Thanks for the advice!
In Topic: Hamburger Flipper
15 February 2011 - 12:48 PM
Looking handmade would be nice, but it's in no way a requirement.
Looks like the way to go would be to suck it up and practice riveting until I get it right
I would think A36 rivets would rust, so for the final project I'd have to get a rod of stainless?
Looks like the way to go would be to suck it up and practice riveting until I get it right
I would think A36 rivets would rust, so for the final project I'd have to get a rod of stainless?
