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Kallsme

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  1. Today i forge a piece to a Bacho powerhammer. It´s the anvil piece, and it will be milling to. Kallsme´n
  2. I have no experience of hanpump lubemachine, but i guess it
  3. Hi Ewery one hwo comes to sweden are wery welcome to the shop and take a look, and ewen after a short itroducing you will have to try to forge in these big machine. Welcome Roger
  4. Here are some pictures of Beche hammers If it´s a beche hammer, i think its a ( L3 Peter ) As you se in the picture there must be at least 15-20mm ( with the hammerhead and the dies installed) space under the piston to the air inlet from the valve, otherwise the hammer will run uncorrect. If you let the hammer run for it self, and not to touch the handlebar,for about, lets say 10 minutes, i think the oil should stop leaking som much. If it´s still leaking after that i think you have to slow down the lubricatoin on the lube pump, but be wery shure not to put it down to much, because that will damage the hammer soon. Is it an automatic lube pump or is it a handpump? If its an automatic pump, you have to adjust the pump so it comes a rop of oil ewery 30seconds. Hope that will help you Vallentin Look in the gallery for bigger picture Roger
  5. The pipe should be filled up with oil, its for the lubrication for the bearing. In my eyes it looks like a Beche
  6. With anabolic steroids:D :D
  7. 1liter diesel costs about 1,38 dollars here in Sweden, i think 1 BTU is about 3,4kilowatts, is that right:confused: It takes about 15minutes to heat up 10kg skrapiron. Kallsme´n
  8. The oil is pumped through a main jet with high pressure, about 10bar to get the oil in even smaller particels to burn better, and then mixed Today i forgot the burner for a wile:( and the cheramik fiber was melt down inside the forge, the fiber should stand against 1400 degrees Celsius, so it must have been over 1450degrees celsius. That mean that you could use the forge to forgeweld. Kallsme
  9. Here comes some more pictures of the burner I think the size of the burner is about 10kilowatts and consume from 1,8kg-3,0kg/h diseloil Kallsme
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  13. ok, kilowatts, now i understand. I will check the burner size tomorrow Kallsme
  14. Here is a picture from inside the forge with the burner installed. Kallsme
  15. Okey. i will post some more picture of the oilburner soon. The benefits of an oil burner is that is much sheaper to heat upp, (here in sweden) and there are much more safe than gas, minimum risks for explosions. BTU rating ???? waths that, please explain for me. The only thing i do to the burner before installing it was to change the jet, ( i hope it
  16. The burner is a simple oilburner from a centralheating equipment in a ordinary detached house, Yes its Celsius i mean. I use 50mm thick cheramic fiber inside the forge. I would think you can use any biofuel to the heat the forge, but you have to adjust/suit the right burner for the right fuel. Kallsme
  17. Hello Here is a picture of my new homemade small oilburner forge. I burns with dieseloil, and it consume about 1 liter/h After five minutes its 1200 degrees:) Kallsme
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