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  1. Been a minute! I'm located in the USA in Michigan. But I'm back to getting the forge setup. While in the forge my flames is greenish, which would indicate lean. One burner will reach blue flame, the other burns out before reaching blue - too much air. Running at about 5 psi currently. At this setting a piece of rectangular stock 10"*1"*1/4" gets red at about 5min.
  2. Just got back to looking at this. Somehow copied the wrong YouTube link. Will edit
  3. Just finished my double burner and the flame doesn't look like others I've seen. Here's a link to the video. Burners have 1" reducer on flame end, 1.5 on intake side. .025 mig tip for gas outlet. Running at about 2-3psi for gas. Aair intake has rotating covers to change air intake. https://youtu.be/uc-ohbttq_M
  4. Ive read and watched videos, but seems there is a lot of variation and advice. I am using a propane tank as my shell. I will line it with two 1" layers of ceramic wool. I have read to coat the first layer of wool and heat, then do the same for the second layer of wool. Yes or no to this and why? Will be using KOL 30 for the coating at approx 3/8". If yes to coating both layers of wool, would I do a thinner coat on the first layer? My other question is what to use for the floor. I am leaning towards kiln shelf/alumina. do I just sit this on top of my wool that has been coated in KOL 30, set it on top of the coated wool and then coat the kiln shelf, or set it on top of uncoated wool and coat the wool and kiln shelf together?
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