fire start after @15:00

Wow bud! You set it up kinda weird man! And quite a bit more materials than necessary

First build to mention yellow teflon

Hey Turner, you need some close up shots. I like your video but we can't see!

Great vid Man !!! the best i've seen ..... see that you're not à biginner ....!!! weel done Peace

Ok! Anyone who drinks sammy a and cooks marshmallows with a forge burner has my attention! Good going dude! New sub!

When will you start selling your forge burners? Or have you abandoned that idea?

Gotta say something, just because I'm a machinist and it bothers me. 1/64" = .0156", so 3/64" = .0468" 1/32" = .0312" So your propane jet is .0468", not the .030" you stated. If you don't understand what a fraction means in decimal form, pull out your phone and open the calculator app. Punch in the top number and divide it by the bottom number. Other than that, good video.

Nope, he's not selling them on his webpage. BTW, that webpage is a steaming pile of shit that I'm sure he thinks looks very good.

I really like the design of this burner but I’m unable to get my forge above 1500°f when I run the burner at 7-10 psi. So the material I’m work on only gets orange and gives me very little time to forge it. My forge is the small one which I saw on essential craftsman 4.5x4x9. I use 1-1/4 flare on the burner end and I’ve tried 1-1/4 and 1-1/2 on the entry orifice. I’ve also tried different lengths of pipe 6 and 8 inch. And different welding tips .030 and .035. I also made the necessary flame adjustments by moving the tip in and out. I don’t see very much difference in any of the setup combinations I try, however, when I add a bit of air into the orifice from a hair dryer I can increase the temperature by at least 200°f. Many of the other similar burner design suggest a method of choking off the air intake but I’m finding its better to add more air. Do you have any idea what I can try to increase the temperature of the forge? Any suggestion is appreciated. Thanks

Do you have somewhere you sell the stuff you make? I would love to own this hammer or one like it. Keep up the good work and I look forward to more videos from you.

That's over $100 by the way

what size and the hole in the cap? tnkx

Salve a tutti sono italiano gentilmente qualcuno potrebbe aiutarmi a capire che misure sono dei vari componenti? grazie

Perfect work. No machines, only hands. Oldstyle forging.

Stupid retard units

Good show, thanks for sharing!

My hex cap was flat inside as well. So I drilled it centered without the help. I built a double burner, and now I’m working on my Forge. An old air tank. The burner turned out nice though.

Let me just say THANK YOU so much for this. I have been working on a 4 burner forge and the fuel delivery system has been anything but successful. But, when I saw you had the same basic jet design, I change my fuel delivery system to match yours and BAM!, all 4 jets are firing perfectly! Thanks for sharing your video.

great video! I was curious if you have even used a 2" reducer? I found a 2" to 3/4" reducer and wanted your expertise about how i might use it most efficiently

great vid! question about cap/mig tip placement, where in the reduction will it be most effective? or is it past the reduction completely?

Jesus Christ please isolate your camera stand from tour table top

Nice build

1/32” drill is perfect

You didn’t even need the dampener..... Great job!

Dude, a vise would help!

I followed the directions and building to a T. It blows blue until its inserted onto the forge then I get dragons breath. Is this caused by it blowing downward?

Can you make me one?

smh

Why no more videos dude?

Ive built a couple dif versions cant seem to get a nice blue flame.always has yellow tip to the flame.any tips

OMG! Someone with a DIY torch vid that actually mentions using yellow tape instead of white Teflon! I'd give 5 thumbs up for that alone if I could! White Teflon is not for NG or LPG! Call me anal retentive, but better safe than sorry.

3 quarter not 3 4th

and 3 4's is 3 quarters aka 3/4" say it as it is

seriously go metric like wtf

To use a mig tip (14T) you need to find the proper 1/8" nipple. There are 2 types. One has a smaller dia. Works great. I can't remember whether mine is .040 or .035, but they work with 11 psi of gas for 2 burners.

I built one patterned after the one made by the king of random and it gets everything red hot but the copper only become soft, it does not melt, and that's after having the burner run for almost 2 hours emptying my propane tank. I used the .023 MIG tip but was wondering if a larger hole would work better. I have .030 - .035 and .045. tips on my MIG supplies.

Man, really excellent video, I'm going down to Depot right now to get the few items I need to make a burner now. I've been using my oxy-acetylene Rosebud to this point in my forge, damn that's expensive!

I don't like the tatoos

I stopped watching when you said three fourths instead of three quarter , never heard a grown man call out a dimension like a second grader

Not a problem. Thanks for the reply. Hope u get up and goin soon . Keep it up

Hey dude. I was interested in buying 2 burners. Noticed ur website is down. Do you still sell? Cheers

One quick tip about making the propane nozzle hole. It's easier to drill it from the other side (the inside of the hex cap) because there already is a conical indentation right in the middle of it. I used a 1mm drill bit, easy to find on ebay and other sites.

Now how to do this with just me, my 2lb hammer, and my 70lb anvil. Lots of heating and lots of beating. Time to just get a nice hunk of 1045 and get to swinging.

Well you went from repeating your self to Bell's I was hoping to hear the sounds of a blacksmith I hear bells no hope for you your 2 and chance to peek my interest fail

I'd hide my face to if that's the best I can do

I'm getting ready to build my first forge, so I've been researching several designs. And I like this design the best. I've got some welding and cutting skills and I'm going to use a propane bottle for my forge body. Would there be an advantage to using two burners on something that size or would one be enough?

First of all, great video! Second, how did you get the 1/8 nipple through the 3/8 inch hole in the cap? It doesn’t fit.

If you go to where the dremel tools are they have smaller drill bits just a fyi

Hello all, just wondering if I can use a standard BBQ regulator on one of these or would the pressure be too low?