Wade1987
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Hello everyone out there. I am from Indian River Michigan.
I have been reading a bunch of the post, and trying to figure everything out. Maybe I just have not found the right post yet to answer my question. Or I am just so new idk what I am talking about yet.
I am trying to figure out the difference between the hard fuels used in a forge. I am looking at building a variation of a JABOD forge and trying to go cheap as possible, but trying to figure out fuel now. I think I know two of them.
Charcoal: made from burning/drying out wood?
Coal: is dug up from the earth
Coke: I have no idea. Is this something you can make?
BBQ coal: something you don’t want to use for forging. Why is that?
if there is a post out there that explains all this all ready I have not found it and I will be more than happy to go there and read it all just need to know we’re it is at.
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Thank you everyone for helping to point me in the right direction. I will definitely check out more post on jabod.
And since I forgot my location earlier
indian river Michigan
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Hello everyone out there. I have been looking around this site on and off for a while now. I am relatively new to forging and trying to get a forge up and going. I tried a coffee can forge with a Walmart special propane torch. It does not get hot enough to even get the metal workable. So I have decided to make a coal forge out of a old propane grill. I have been seeing a lot about JABOD forges and I am thinking that is the way I wan to go. What should I know about making one. And any other suggestions or tips I should know. Any help is greatly appreciative. I am mainly looking to make knives. May move up to bigger stuff later.
Help on defining. Coal, charcoal, and coke
in Solid Fuels: Coal, Coke, Charcoal, Wood, etc
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Thank you for explaining that to me. Now I will have a much better idea of what to do and what is being talked about.
I am pretty sure I will be doing charcoal I have read multiple post on how to make it all ready.