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ramm

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  1. sorry guys just got the time to post a reply, coz i'm on holiday right now.. thanks Dodge, yes i meant charcoal.. i know it's harder to find, however, since there's a lot of comments regarding the superiority of charcoal ahead of coal, i've been doing the research and found a couple places that sell charcoal.. forging1: i'll be in contact with you as soon as i'm back from holiday (tue/wed)
  2. thanks for the replies, and some helpfull info.. i'm making one brick forge or two anyway, so probably the i don't need a big torch for now.. this set up just to get me started.. and probably if i'm quite liking it i would expand to a bigger set up.. and i'm still got my option open for charcoal forge, since i just found out that there's a charcoal supply nearby.. i got this website "hybridburners.com" the models here are quite simple yet sufficient for the job, and it doesnt need the blower.. and somehow there's a burner diagram/plan, so you could make it one by yourself.. however since i dont have enough tools, probably making it is not a good option have you guys have any experience with it?? forging1 = i'm still willing to buy the torch if you're still selling.. just pm me
  3. hi all, i've been awhile in this forum but this is my first post.. i got a quick question regarding bernzomatic torches.. the other day i went to tools shop and there's JTH7 and the latest product from them TS8000T.. i was wondering which one is hotter than the other.. i'm planning to make a small gas forge, and i'm going to need the torch for that application.. does the gas forge oxidize the steel more than the charcoal forge that causing the steel lose the carbon more quickly than charcoal forge?? thanks rama
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