John Ditt

I join in the thanks, Tom, and shall likely develop one like this.

Induction Brothers, ABANA has a call for input ontopics and demonstrators for the August 2014 Conference in Harrington, Delaware. See its Facebook page. http://conta.cc/1dLVBEX Are you interested in presenting your induction forge? By itself or via a panel discussion? It would be a fine opportunity to market your forge.

I am developing a large tumbler without welding or machining. The barrell is a black pickle barrel with screw lid. For the liner, I shall use treads of automobile tires that have the inner diameter of the barrel (23 inches). Turned inside out, the treads pop into place inside the barrell. I remove the side walls of the tires with a utility knife. I am hoping that there will low noise.

I am developing a large tumbler without welding or machining. The barrell is a black pickle barrel with screw lid. For the liner, I shall use treads of automobile tires that have the inner diameter of the barrel (23 inches). Turned inside out, the treads pop into place inside the barrell. I remove the side walls of the tires with a utility knife. I am hoping that there will low noise.

Induction Brothers, If you are considering the production and sale of these induction forges, you may wish to limit the on-line documentation of your progress, which others might copy. The authorized biography of Apple's Steve Jobs revealed how, early on, partner Steve Wozniak would be so enthused with a technical breakthrough that he was ready to show immediately the finding to fellow electronic whizzes, but that Steve Jobs would caution against such, saying 'let's make some money' from the discovery. I forge Iron has always been about the free flow of information. If that confuses you, read more of this site, and see it in action, also this is not secret technology

Thank you and your brother for this initiative. I am a prospective buyer. Please keep us informed.