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Yes Phil, that is it. I have looked at many and chose this one. I hope it is the right choice? I am in the Oilfield here in Oklahoma and am thinking of cutting off 12 or so inches of 9 5/8" heavy wall casing and filling the inside with the brick and insulation and cutting a hole in the top for the JF#1. Then building sides to fit the casing and then hopefully I will have heat? jbm

Great Pics of everyones Forges!! Thanks for the ideas! jbm

Man: What a Great sharing of a very popular musical instrument. I am all in! JBM

Thanks for the replies Thomas and Roger. I am glad to be associated within a community of men that all Love working Iron in many different ways. I have had 0 experience with any automated equipment other than grinders. I hope to someday find some sort of mechanical hammer. I Like to Hammer myself though, as I was taught. Thanks Again: Joe Bill Moad Oklahoma

Hello Men: Haven't hammered on anything hot since the middle ninetys. Attended a horseshoeing/ Forge school in Oklahoma. Had 2 of the best Forge Professors in the USA teaching at Jack Roths Horseshoeing school. Paul King from Australia and Colin ?????? from England....man they could do some magical things on the anvil. All our heat source was on the gas forges and we had Great hammers and tongs to work with. It was an 8 week class that I took and the Firework was worth the whole school. I am getting back into ironwork and just wanted to introduce myself and hope to discuss different techniques/ideas in the future. Beating on Iron has never left my mind I think it gets in the blood if you have the opportunity........It is mine anyway.... Thanks: Joe Bill Moad Yukon Oklahoma

Just bought the JF#1 burner and wondered if anyone had heard about them?