Sorry the welds are just tacked an need adjustment before final welds,but it’s also a weird angle on the camera lol,

yes I’ve lined all these I’ve made with clay,

their steel but they last a lot longer lined,

 

Have you thought of making the legs detachable? I'm thinking a pipe receiver welded to the forge pan the legs will slid into. A slot and pin would align the legs so the feet point the right direction. It'd sure make storage and transport a lot easier.

Just thinking. My head is full of thoughts, they're everywhere. EVERYWHERE I TELL YOU!

Frosty The Lucky.

Thanks Jerry, 

I did think about making this one with detachable legs like I did on the tiny Buffalo forge

but I decided to go ahead an make this one solid just to try it out an see if I like it better or worse than the other one, 

thats the nice thing about these pancake forges there cheap an easy to make so I can make everyone a little different an try something new! 

use it for awhile and if I don’t like it I can build another one lol

i haven’t forgot about your suggestion I build a mini hamburger sized portable forge either,

I’ve already found some stuff to build it with, now I’m just lookin for a mini blower to go with it, but that’s another project lol

I appreciate the fact you don't have enough projects to keep you occupied and try coming up with new ones for you. What else are friends for?

On a serious note, most of my ideas SHOULD be forgotten!

Frosty The Lucky.

Lol, well I ain’t forgot an I think I’d be a fun little project, 

my only hold up so far is finding a mini blower or belllows to go with it,

I got a chance to work with that first Buffalo little pancake forge yesterday and it will heat steel with the best of them. I was really surprised how nice it was to work with.

Thanks for your review Randy! It’s nice to get someone else’s opinion! 

i like my big forges but those little pancakes use a lot less fuel and are easy to move around!