The BEST DIY FORGE BUILD For $150 ?!? (Using the Frosty T burner in forge welding)

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• DJ

  @djspinningblades · 6 years ago

  Austin makes great knifes and blades he could prob make almost what ever you want

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• JN

  @jnhook8086 · 5 years ago

  Guaranteed the most expensive part, all the brass fittings and valves.<br>Otherwise cheap and effective, thanks for the video

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• KE

  @keithjohnson281 · 3 years ago

  You need dark glasses to look into your forge about the color of burning goggles 4 or 5 shade.

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• DJ

  @djspinningblades · 6 years ago

  fire creek Austin is my friend on fb ty man im gonna start forging when I get my own house

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• JU

  @JustinTopp · 6 years ago

  I’m over here forge welding with a hair dryer charcoal and a hole in the ground haha. Love the forge. I’m building one like it but with a forced air burner

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• RA

  @RandyCooper85 · 2 years ago

  Those bricks expand and dont like being bolted together. Id suggest adding springs to your bolts to allow it to flex a bit. Learned the hard way with my ht oven.

• AU

  @AustinMueller-MountainManSteel · 6 years ago

  I forgot I held the ground for you while you welded, ok yeah this wasn&apos;t possible without me lol

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• RO

  @RoscoPColetraneIII · 2 years ago

  Get some Zircopax (zirconium oxide) from a pottery supplier. &nbsp;Mix it with colloidal silica to whatever consistency you prefer (I recommend thin pancake batter). &nbsp;Paint it on the inside of the forge. &nbsp;It will seal it and also improve efficiency a little. &nbsp;It isn’t about improving efficiency. &nbsp;Those soft fire bricks still need to be sealed. &nbsp;<br>Once you’ve fired the forge, paint the outside surface of the bricks. &nbsp;Then it’s sealed and good to go. &nbsp;<br>Soft fire bricks are ceramic fiber mixed with kaolin. &nbsp;But the kaolin never binds all of the ceramic silica. &nbsp;Seal them.

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• DJ

  @djspinningblades · 6 years ago

  also you got a new sub

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• AL

  @allbeit582 · 6 years ago

  What type of bricks did you use ? &nbsp;Your link doesn&apos;t work and I need to buy in Australia anyway.

• VT

  @vtbn53 · 6 years ago

  That design looks remarkably like my electric furnace! Has worked well for me, but I am going to convert it to gas as, when I built it we had the lowest electricity prices in the world, and now we have the highest thanks to the AGW hoax.

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• BE

  @belakormos6895 · 4 years ago (edited)

  what heat-resistant material is brick?