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I'll take a look in there and see what I can learn Thanks Mikey98118
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This is why having the experience of others is so useful...the only difference I am noticing is a longer flame Is there a technical/in depth document or post I can read to understand what I'm looking for in a flame? Is this a fuel/air mixture issue or a design problem. The first clip was with the regulator near it's lowest setting (0.5 bar)
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Hello Steve, I can see it find in my browser on PC and phone, is there an error somewhere? Cheers
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Below is the flame at full power...it is much louder and longer than the first clip 20180903_141736_1.mp4
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Thanks guys - The forge is being built and I hope to have that ready in a week or so....just waiting for parts That vid was the first fire of the burner with the regulator only open a bit, when the regulator is fully open it really powers out. my regulator goes from 0.5 to 2bar and I'm using a needle valve up near the burner to try and control the flow of gas. I will get a psi gauge soon so I can get values for the output near the burner.
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First firing of burner...lowest setting on regulator at the start and then opened a little. Needle valve in the middle Not sure if this is any good and also need to get a regulator with a psi gauge. Is there anything obviously an issue here? 20180831_173736.mp4
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I'll get on it now JHCC
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The bottle is only 31cm deep/long so I will also create a door at the back for when I need to. The burner will be 3/4 venture one, I was just wondering if this was too small and would leave me building a new one too quickly
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I'm just putting my first forge together and I have a couple of 7kg butane bottles. I've cut the top off and the inside diameter is 24cm. If I'm thinking of using 50mm ceramic blanket and a single burner, is the remaining space too small for anything useful once I get past my very beginner's stage? Cheers
