How to Make a Forced Air Propane Burner

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  • Опубліковано 12 сер 2017
  • In this video, I show you how to make a forced air propane burner. This type of forced air burner design can be used with many styles of gas forges. Not only is it simple, quick to make, and cheap, It also offers fantastic thermal output. In addition to this video on how to make a forged air burner, I have an additional materials list pertaining to this build at my website: www.blacksmithpdfs.com.
    Some homemade forge burner videos out there on UA-cam are of a good design, while others are lacking. I think you will find this forced air gas burner quite satisfactory! I walk you through the process for this forced air forge burner build and I assemble it from scratch.
    I've made some videos on DIY Blacksmith forge:
    There are four parts to our video series on building a gas forge:
    Part 1: Making the Forge Body • Propane Tank Forge Bui...
    Part 2: Adding an adjustable stock rest (optional) • Adjustable Stock Rest ...
    Part 3: Lining the forge with Kaowool • Lining a Gas Forge wit...
    Part 4: DIY Gas forge burner • How to Build a Gas For...
    Visit my channel at / christcenteredironworks . I will another video on a forced air burner design in the future.
    You can purchase a digital download that includes a material and tool list, plus step by step at my website www.blacksmithpdfs.com for $3.99.
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  • @dcrahn
    @dcrahn 5 років тому +22

    Okay which size drill is it? You said .035 which is a #65, your link is to a #35 which is .110.

  • @SenduBlora

    u talk ro much.. no contest..

  • @bullitt454

    That is not a gate valve sir...that is a seat valve....a gate valve has a literal gate that moves up and down to open or close....not to dispute your video I think it's awesome but feel I should correct your mistake for others

  • @buckshot.bennys
    @buckshot.bennys 2 роки тому

    Good video, but welding the screen? Many of us don't have a welder. Maybe adding 2min to the video with some options if the viewers don't welds would be helpful. Something like drilling holes in the body, taping the holes, and inserting set screws to hold the screen. Not trying to tell you how to make your videos, just some constructive criticism. To help more people get along with their projects. Great video though.

  • @adamkendall997
    @adamkendall997 4 роки тому +17

    That's a globe valve. A gate valve has more of a guillotine like wedge that blocks flow.

  • @maccacoffee
    @maccacoffee Рік тому +1

    sorry bro, but that brass valve from the brief view was a std valve in that it had a tap washer in it where a gate valve has a literal gate with wedge faces ,narrow at the bottom edge and thicker at the top near the actuating shaft that descends down into a cavity that has tapered faces where the gate seals on both side against the flow in either direction and lugs on either side of the gate to keep the gate 90" to the flow as it is raised or lowered into the valve body.

  • @anuronironworks6164
    @anuronironworks6164 5 років тому +3

    Hey there Roy, it looks like you aren't active in the comments on this video anymore but I want to ask just in case. I want to do a double burner set up that allows me to turn one burner on/off, how would you modify this design to run both?

  • @mattmccusker7639

    I would encourage you to fully secure the Burner assembly, That flops out on you its not a pretty picture, even for a demonstration peace 😉

  • @jcraig417
    @jcraig417 3 роки тому

    Very informative but I'm a plumber and I have to point the red handle gate valve is actually a globe valve... Other then that great burner and globe valve will work fine but they cost more

  • @aintthatashane8173

    This video took my forge from Nay to Yeah! Thank you. I used your design and can reach and regulate temperature within seconds. God Bless.

  • @jimhenry1262
    @jimhenry1262 3 роки тому +2

    This really helps!

  • @edgarderschmied4497
    @edgarderschmied4497 6 років тому +49

    That was the best burner I've ever seen.

  • @lanehill6123
    @lanehill6123 5 років тому +10

    Definitely one of the best burner making videos I've watched

  • @markkoons7488
    @markkoons7488 2 роки тому +3

    Those are some good looking flames you get. I've watched dozens of burner videos in the last couple of weeks but learned as much from yours as any, much of it new to me. Thank you.

  • @tomharrell1954
    @tomharrell1954 4 роки тому +4

    YOU SIR ARE THE MAN !!!!

  • @GreenOrgyKing
    @GreenOrgyKing 4 роки тому

    Within one day of even discovering this concept, I gasped in amazement as I lit up my first self-built forced air/propane torch. BTW my application is glass blowing. Almost all glassblowers are convinced that propane/oxygen is needed. I saw many other videos like yours, but I needed the grasp the underlying principles so I could adjust things for my slightly different situation, and my limited metalworking tools. This was the video that did it. Thank you so so very much!

  • @ancellsadventures
    @ancellsadventures 3 роки тому +1

    Roy I just made this burner for my forge! I was having a hard time getting my materials hot enough with my two burners I made and two I bought! So I saw this video and gave this a shot. What can I say, this thing will blast! It’s pretty loud to run but it’s worth the noise! I barely have to open the gas valve and before I was running two burners wide open and burning through all my gas fast. This was a great build you shared! Thanks so much for what you and your wife do to share the knowledge! I follow your every post and often build what you offer up! Well wishes to you and yours God bless!

  • @54suburban5
    @54suburban5 4 роки тому +3

    I just made one to your specs and it works fantastically. Thanx for posting your video.

  • @shadowcastre
    @shadowcastre 6 років тому +1

    Nicely done! I just got home from a 3 day raft trip and am catching up on your videos.

  • @rosswiddison6699
    @rosswiddison6699 5 років тому +7

    Well done Roy, really appreciate what you share, I will do this for my gas forge, thanks again mate.