CVaughan

He is on you tube. His burner is similar to Jim Fox's at thermal art design

Thank you Frosty. I have read about the forges on Wayne's site. Wish I'd have followed it instead of thinking I knew what I was doing. But live and learn I guess. Lol. I actually read the directions on his venturi forge again just a few minutes ago. I made two venturi burners just like Jarome Rush's. I don't know if he is on this site or not,but they were really simple. Now I just have to get the forge actually going. Thank you again.

Thank you Wayne. I've actually visited you site a few times. Really enjoyed it. I wanted to do a ribbon burner, but felt it was cheaper for me to go with the ventri for now. I might have messed up because I thought somewhere along the way in my research that the clay would work. I probably got my wires crossed between gas and coal. Anyhow I started with the clay and it didn't seem right and that's why I was asking. So I'm thinking my first rookie mistake is going to cost me a little. Probably going to have to get more wool now. So don't be surprised when I email you this week. .

First time posting. I've been reading a lot and have learned a lot. I'm new to blacksmithing, but have been a welder for most of my life. My question is; will fire clay work in a propane forge. I was going to use kaowool then line it with the fire clay and then line that with mizzou. Any help would be greatly appreciated. sincerly, lost in Oklahoma. Lol