New Gas Forge Build - Part 2 - Casting the Forge body

This weeks video is part two of building our new gas forge. We fabricate a new body from sheet steel and cast the refractory concrete lining.
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Materials; Mild Steel, Refractory Cement, Stainless Steel Pins
Finish; Beeswax

[@hornetboy3694]

Awesome video thank you great forge build

[@rangerknow940]

Lovely forge build. Love vertically mounted burners. Puts the heat right where you need it.

[@jacobbravo1980]

nice Job guys, just one suggestion , avoid the exposure to ceramic fiber without protective equipment because is to dangerous to breath it, despite that it is a outstanding job.

[@awsaws22]

First Nice job make video about how to make file metal

[@billwoehl3051]

Noone ever talks about the size of the blower for the ribbon burner, whats the smallest cfm you can get away with?

[@jannikmohring5519]

Awesome Build and very instructional!
There is ohne question left what kinda blower do you use? How much liter per sec or m^3 per min Deos ist give?
Thanks for sharing and greetings from the anvil out of southern Germany

[@genesmith2416]

How many pounds of casting did it take 🤔

[@jasonfish4065]

awsome build guys, my question is... the floor and the doors is that cermice refractory fiber borad?? ty

[@jshpaint]

Thanks for the video. It’s very helpful. What thickness of sheet metal do you recommend? I have a bunch of 20 ga. Is that too thin?

[@phoenixforge5944]

I mostly use 2.5 mm if it's to thin it may flex and crack the refractory

[@georgegriffiths2235]

What blower did you use

[@wellybobs4403]

I am curious to know if the cast refractory cracked after its first heat?

[@phoenixforge5944]

no its still going strong 6 months later