I am looking for a source for easy weld flux. I'm just about out. Does anyone know if it is still available and if so where it can be purchased?

Haven't thought about, I don't use it anymore, but checked some of my farrier suppliers and don't see any listed. Why ez weld particularly?

I think that Centaur Forge, Blacksmith Depot, and Pieh Tool all carry it. Use their Search and spell it, EZ. For years, I've been using it on top of melted glazed borax, as it sticks to the borax. I do this for various lap welds: straight, angle, tee, etc., and I think it helps. I don't use it for fagot welds and especially not on pattern welding. It contains iron filings and powder which will screw up the pattern. It's made by the Anti Borax Company, but that is only because in the early days, they wanted the smith to become dependent on EZ or Climax or Cherry Heat, so that they would not buy borax anymore.

Frank's right on the money

http://www.centaurforge.com/searchprods.asp

thanks, guys. I've used EZ weld for many years and had good luck with it for general welding on decorative functional ironwork.

Have you tried "Iron Mountain" welding flux? You can stick a weld at a red heat with one blow and then finish the weld at a welding heat as normal. Amazing stuff. You can purchase it from Brian Brazeal in Miss. Can't remember where he gets it. Much easier than EZ flux, (I have both and much prefer "Iron Mountain") but it has iron powder in it so you don't want to use in an open pattern weld as Mr. Turley states.

Brian Brazeal is a member here on IFI and may weigh in on this thread. You can contact him thru a PM.

You can get iron mountain flux from centaur forge also
Just Google iron mountain forge welding flux for other options too.

i bought sodium borax off ebay. It works for me!

Kyler,
You could buy 20 Mule Team Borax at your local grocery store cheaper than you can get it on eBay. A whole box goes along way.

i realized that soon after i bought it ill buy it there next time.