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Hi All

Thought I would post drawings of my latest forge design, the main differences from previous designs
is the change from blanket to board. The main reason for this is durability, and ease of build.

It comes in a single and dual burner version, the dual is double the capacity, 4500 / 10000 cubic cm
250 / 650 cubic inch.

The will both be fitted with 3/4 atmospheric hybrid style burners.

hb1_complete_front_web.jpg
hb1_exploded_web.jpg
hb1_complete_back_web.jpg
hb1_complete_burner_web.jpg

Hope you like, any comments or criticisms welcome.

Regards
Jeff

Posted

very cool design. the board will need coatings, this I learned as it dries, cracks, then flakes off.

can't wait for the pics and vids of it going

Posted

DennisG:

Thanks for that :D

Just a question when you say "it cracks and flakes off" are you referring
to the board or the coating flaking? If the board is this only after a while
or after how much work hours?

I intended to not use any coating to reduce cost and maintenance, and make
the design as modular as possible to effect repairs in a few minutes. I know
the benefits of the "ITC100" from my blanket designs however it is very costly
in my part of the world and a pain to apply and maintain.

Jeff

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

Well its built, thought I would add video of how it goes together, breaks down and how the
burner fits, and then forge start up and what it looks like at 1200 C.

Thanks for looking.

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