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Slayer63

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  • Gender
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  • Location
    Brant, Michigan
  • Interests
    Old motorcycles, firearms, and forging iron!
  1. It seems to work just fine with a 100lb tank.
  2. Its a "Lancaster Lanterns" 0-30 psi reg. I bought it from the amish up north.
  3. Fished my firts forge the other day. Could not get the regulator to adjust but with the addition of some compressed air I got the flamr adjusted properly. Here it is.
  4. I have been lurking a while, finally signed up. I do a lot of metal work in my spare time from gunsmithing to molesting classic motorcycles. I have always wanted to get into forging. Recently laid off so I figured it would be the perfect time! Just putting the finishing touches on a gas forge. Hope to learn a few things around here.
  5. The only thing on the container is a warning followed by a defunct phone number and an address. In searching the web it seems like the company either sitched names or was bought out by a company called Minteq. In truth this stuff could be pretty old. Ill try emailing them.
  6. Im searching for contact info right now. My google-fu is weak today. I may be out of luck, I got the stuff from a mason about two years ago.
  7. Sorry, just started editing my profile.
  8. I just built my first gas forge, an 18" tube with 2" kaowool and a fire brick floor. My original plan was a think coating of satanite followed by a coating of itc100. I live in a rural area so shipping is killer. I drove an hour to the nearest larger town just to get blank stares at the mention of satanite. The home depot didnt even have any generic refractory cement. Even the concrete supply house shooed me away. The only thing I could come up with is a yellow bucket with the words "Zedmark Refractory" on it off a job site. Problem is, theres no heat rating or anythin on it. Would this be sutable to line my forge for now or should I just eat the cost of shipping?
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