MJL14

Yea I got a pretty good sized anvil at 175lb, works pretty sweet! :P

Haha will keep in mind. :D

It's the deeper square one; is that a better size?

Seems to work pretty good so far. :P

Mike

you may wish to proof read your posts better (so weird ME saying that HUH ? )  1 X 1 inch is a very small forge even for tiny jewlery work.

Sorry typing fast and not looking back :D (and its 1 foot by 1 foot)

Mike

Alright guys,

So what kind of chimney is recommended?

Thanks once more.

Mike

Mine has a 1" by 1" firebox, so not really sure where that ranks, as I'm pretty knew to forging.

So is metal on the inside necessary? Or just a larger chimney above my forge?

Thanks once more!

Mike

Thanks guys,

I've got a older coal fueled forge made by the, Buffalo Forge Company and I'm just not sure how much precaution to take, and avoid burning down my building....

And how large of a chimney does it need to be, for that kind of forge?

And to answer your questions Thomas, no no and, hobby

Thanks Again!

Mike

Hey guys,

I've been reading a few of these topics, but none really answered my questions so here I go!

I've got an open fire forge, so how fire proof does the walls and ceiling have to be?

How much air ventilation is needed?

Is a chimney necessary with the proper amount of air ventilation?

How high of a ceiling is necessary?

I'll quit rambling now.

Any answers appreciated.

Thanks Mike