pjskinner

I had the same problem when I made that type of burner.... Never did get the thing running. Then I made this one and never had a problem



its a Minimongo Burner by Rupert Wenig

Man guys I was away for awhile and come back to bukoo info.......
Thanks..

Pj

Im thinking on making a pry bar from a truck axle. Question is do I need to annel the bar and harden only the working ends. Or can I leave the whole thing the hardness that it is?

Thanks,
Pj

$2.28 here in Bay City Tx.

Are you building a cylidrical forge And is it for welding? If so The ceramic insulation is pretty ridged stuff so it needs no support to hold it up. About the Itc-100 I wouldent waste it by putting it on the steel "put it on the insulation". About the ceramic tile I really see no need for it unless you are applying Flux for forge welding then it would be a good idea because:
hot flux+ceramic insulation= eventually no insulation..... "the stuff eats it like crazy!"


Hope this helps,

Pj


P.s. If you need any ideas theres bukoo websites including a B.P. on the web

http://www.iforgeiron.com/Blueprints_200-300/p2_articleid/223
Look at gos forges at the bottom of the page.

Im with t-gold a rantalin. Inventor is a very easy to learn program. I took classes though. But the program itself has some very neat capabilities
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man thats smooth.. I like that.

Man that is some stunning work!

Shes in my prayers

be sure to post pics when its done.

Cool is it edge quenched, and did you use water or oil???? :mrgreen: 8)

That looks wicked... Love the Pic :mrgreen: 8)

Hey thats a really neat knife 8).

Pj

Julian thats on fine knife you built. Be sure to keep that one its something to be proud of.

Pj 8)

Here you go sqeezplay could nott see the image so I posted it for you.
By the way thats a wicked looking hook

Pj

mike-hr All I see are red X' s

very good info 8) I really liked this one
"If the ground wants to look at your piece it is considered *very* rude to try to stop it." :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Lets see a pic of the progress..... :mrgreen: PICS PICS we need PICS. As you can see I like PICS.

Laters,
Pj

Ps. Did I say we need pics?? :mrgreen:

That was my type of poem. Thanks for the great reading material 8) :mrgreen:

Thats just tooooo xxxxxxx cool 8) :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


Edit: words edited

cheap oven cleaner -or- simple green degreaser works good to

Cool If your looking for those qualities go for it. I was just thinking with my b*. So you smote the last dirt forge??? That made my laugh !

Archie Im no expert but save the top soil for plants use cheap Kitty litter (Bentonite clay). As from what I read it looks like your trying to spend as little as possible or make it really primitive" which there is no problem there... I have a gasser made from a coffie can :oops: " But if its the soil Im thinking about; it has way to much organic material in it to do any thing. Look at http://www.backyardmetalcasting.com/refractories.html
That would be better than top soil. All these materials can be had for under 20$.
Also check out http://www.vikingdesign.co.uk/tub.html This a link to the same forge your building.

Later,

Pj :mrgreen:


P.s. If you decide to use the materials I stated the forge will be heavy :shock:

thanks for the inf guys. Iknew I could count on yall. When it quits raining around here Ill go out and do some scouting. I will get back with you guys later with som pics

There is this place by a river dam that has alot of old 1" sq. rebar and various old bridge parts. What are the chances of the rebar being wrought? Also how can I tell if it is w.i. without using a grinder?

Also for the record this is a very informative site... And I hope to someday build some skill to at least contribute to the b.p. section

Thanks,

Pj :mrgreen: