Forge / Furnace turbo gas burner DIY jet propane

how to make a propane burner? Propane torch with 1 "tube, 1-1 / 4 to 2" adapter, M10x90mm bolt, M10 nut, large washer and 0.8mm welding nozzle. All of these can be found inexpensively at a home improvement store.
It is the most efficient and easy to manufacture turbocharged gas burner. It will easily melt aluminum if you need it. Manufacturing takes only half an hour. If you do not have a machine, you can use a smaller diameter adapter and pick up a finished washer.
Tested on gas at 0.5 bar (approx. 7 psi). It can increase the flame by increasing the pressure, but I think this is enough to heat a forge or furnace. I can regulate the propane flow with the pressure regulator between the gas tank and the burner.
Attention! If you have a galvanized burner nozzle like mine in the video, then I recommend that you remove the zinc coating before using this gas burner
Thanks a lot for watching, I hope you liked the video!
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[@vieuxacadian9455]

Louisiana folk have been making jet burners forever for crawfish pots . I have one made from 4 inch square tubing that burns so efficient the flame is barely visible . Your concept is cool at any rate .

[@MrNonius]

thank you

[@lawrenceveinotte]

Good job, I have worked in the R&D at a gas appliance manufacture, many hours spent on gas venturi development, along with orifice design, your design of adjustable orifice location and primary air adjustment is exactly what a good setup needs, advanced orifice design is really only needed if your trying to hit emissions and efficiency targets.

[@igotstain8658]

I appreciate the sarcasm when he was showing what you need. Silent sarcasm... I love it

[@jesusmarchan2719]

Undoubtedly these burners are very necessary and with great performance, it is a great tool and make everything flow faster.

[@chrisroemer1129]

Thank you for the video, I have watched it numerous times, and made my own version of your turbo burner, with a few tweaks to the design to fit my needs. Mine will be connected to a 100# propane tank. I'll be using it to heat my foundry, though, if I wanted to, I could adapt it for a small forge as well.(currently I use a coal forge) The only issue i have at present is how to connect the propane fitting to my burner. I believe I used a 3/8" bolt hollowed out, with a .035 weld tip as my gas feed. I have no idea what fitting(s) to look for... will probably hit up a hardware store with my bolt/plate and propane regulator hose in-hand to see what I can come up with.... sorry for the rant, thanks again for your inspirational video!!!

[@Gauge1LiveSteam]

Nice burner. Looks like a very consistent, well-behaved flame. That would go great in a foundry.

[@letsseethis8682]

It's great to see professionals show off their skills in making products such as the turbocharged blacksmith stove gas burner.

[@relaxmusic5909]

Super burner, have long dreamed of such a, will have to make, thanks for the tip!

[@user-yg5pm1vz8j]

отличная горелка для безгазовой зимы ! жгите, а мы вам лайкосы

[@MrNonius]

Спасибо

[@rafiksan4162]

Всё гениальное очень просто, надёжно и функционально.

[@MrNonius]

Да))

[@wesleymccravy901]

This is the standard burner that most every blacksmith and smelter uses. Same design that has been around for soooo long. And nothing turbo Bout it. That is a venturi burner.

[@Afro408]

Exactly, but there are plenty of wankers around reinventing things and using Turbo! and Insane! In the descriptions. 🤣😏

[@MrNonius]

each has its own characteristics, but the principle of operation is the same

[@MrRomanblond]

@@MrNonius I watched a lot of videos how to make a proper gas burner and the most of them aren't that powerful and so simple to build as yours so I agree that your burner is a real deal, could you specify the exact length of the tube, adapters and gap between nozzle and adapter in mm.? because I can't really understand what is added in the description

[@samcoon6699]

@@MrRomanblond I'll try to help. Looks like 1ft pipe 1inch diameter. 2"x1" flare adaptor. MIG/flux core welder tip. Don't know what size. Hex threaded standoff. Then a bolt of some size. Then just scrap pieces of metal.

[@AA-zv6yo]

For orifice sizes theres charts online.

[@clintonholland502]

You really are an artist.

[@boriskarloff598]

Think I just found my next small project. Thanks.

[@zlatanik5628]

great up-to-date video watched with pleasure I recommend

[@fernandosorocaba6561]

I found the video interesting, I had never seen how to make or model the gas turbo, for more videos like this I liked the video, but it is only for those who understand, I only admire

[@jmbstudio6873]

Not turbo. No blower motor. Naturally aspirated with choke. NOT TURBO.

[@65cj55]

Brilliant, very simple but effective design, cheers.

[@MrNonius]

Thank you!

[@wpowerwagon]

Really cool idea and thanks for sharing your thoughts and great video

[@user-cm8vt5nw7f]

احسنت ياصديقى عمل جيد هذه الشعلة الصحيحة لخلط الغاز مع الهواء والتحكم بهما

[@lenan-ma9734]

Super burner! I liked it a lot and it helped me a lot

[@copperchatter6890]

Beautiful blue!

[@user-po1ks7cl3n]

You've got an interesting video. Need to go to the store and see the product

[@richarddutton1981]

that is incredibly clever

[@averagejohn7435]

I do like the mixing adjustments on it.

[@MrNonius]

😀

[@jmbstudio6873]

It is called a choke.

[@MarceloPereira-vl3gh]

Quem saber saber mesmo faz ao vivo 😊😊 parabéns professor

[@cheter7758]

You have a great burner, it's a pity mine barely works. It would be great if you left a link to the product. Warms really powerful! Great movie.

[@markhoover7377]

U have a creative mind

[@melomamas1863]

I have always respected the work of people who work with metal show off their skills in making products such as the turbocharged blacksmith sburner can increase the flame by increasing the pressure, but I think it's enough it's a pity mine barely works.

[@jmbstudio6873]

Turbo or forced air needs a blower motor. This burner is NOT forced air or turbo. It is naturally aspirated with a choke.

[@LuisRodriguez-kz3ot]

excellent video. I liked it a lot and it helped me a lot

[@guachingman]

No shitty music or cringey sound effects check no unnecessarily long intro or outro check no word overload, dorking around nor "like comment subscribe" crap check ample proof of work at the end check great video and burner Good Job

[@MrNonius]

Thank you very much

[@ss34255]

good video thanks to the author. Respect

[@bigboybuilder]

I built a burner similar to that (Reil) and had to run gas at 30psi (2bar) melt my iron for casting. I then I added a fan ( a vent fan off of a water heater the building had negative pressure) to it and cut gas pressure to 15 (1 bar) and had the same results in a #16 furnace, it also does quite well in my #60 tilting furnace, in the #60 furnace, once about 1/4 (50Lb) full it starts melting at the rate of 1Lb per min i have only went up to 100Lb in that furnace but is capable of 200Lb.

[@failabbasov549]

ВАУ !!! БРАВО, СУПЕР!

[@todayletsbuild2153]

Fun video. I will have to make one. Subscribed!

[@MrNonius]

Thanks

[@user-xv3lq7gx6z]

Супер горелка можно использовать как на кузне нагреть и ковка металла и даже плавить железо

[@rafaellondono1882]

Chispas...que cantidad de energía...gracias por enseñar...hare Krishna

[@valerianprozorkin5773]

Wow this is interesting bravo!!!

[@abellaouimohamed9085]

Merci beaucoup pour votre travail 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@MrNonius]

Merci

[@mohammadebrahimhamidia2188]

Perfect & Useful Thanks

[@tonyrhonda7432]

I like that .that's Awesome 👍

[@iliyaisaev8762]

ВАУУУУ!!! 😱😱😱😱 Советская паяльная лампа!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏Колумб , блин🤨

[@andersonbicalhodesouza3588]

Simples e eficiência, 👏👏

[@MrNonius]

obrigado

[@steveweckel6279]

Thank you...explained a great deal.

[@MrNonius]

Happy to help

[@jorgeluizbueno652]

Sensacional parabéns ótima ideia obg, obrigado

[@MrNonius]

que bom que gostou

[@andrewnicholson4689]

Clever Man, very clever Hands... Amazing Torch, with simple materials; respect.

[@MrNonius]

thank you very much

[@maryannmoran-smyth3453]

Got 2 make me one of those……great build….

[@MrNonius]

Thanks!

[@timofeipozhar4386]

Wow! Big like! Amazing!

[@YSom39]

Просто Гениально!!!

[@Taifoor443]

Its Realy Very Good Dear.

[@MrNonius]

thanks

[@marksleeper9385]

Wow great idea thanks

[@MrNonius]

😀

[@flaviocorradi7528]

Gracias muy bueno

[@stevebell1128]

Thank you for the good video. Think would be best to have the disposable gas canister out of the way when welding and grinding on the bench. Know they should be self sealing, but once had one leak.......

[@MrNonius]

ok thanks i'll be careful

[@georgepoole490]

Super exciting brow

[@user-Colhchim]

А у меня есть стандартная заводская грелка-горелка! Работает так что аж уши закладывает,а если ещё и чистый кислород в дутьё подключить,то вообще улёт. А это обычная энжекционная горелка. У меня была подобная, только мини горелка я ей поросят смолил.

[@MrNonius]

Это хорошо

[@eremeiluchkin3947]

I love this

[@katherinestevenson4778]

Thank you

[@johnrogers4312]

Great video! Just a comment--the straight tube needs to be long as you show in order to get enough air/fuel mixing for stable flame. Many burner failures are due to inadequate mixing before the flame front at the exit!

[@MrNonius]

Thanks. I have a 300mm tube

[@CaptainSwoop]

Good job. Well done! Thanks for showing it.

[@alexsandrivanov9879]

Nice tool. I also worked with him.

[@sams6090]

You should add a blower motor to the end to force air into it. I used a old air mattress blower and attached a dimmer switch to it so I could control the speed. You just have to dial it in and it increase the temperature drastically.

[@MrNonius]

thanks, I will take your offer

[@jmbstudio6873]

I used a tee at the top of my burner and added forced air with an electric blower motor. I simply used a tee and a ball valve to control air, all pvc. Forced induction is the only way to forge imo. Naturally aspirated, with or without choke, can never come close to forced induction performance. Also the galvanized fitting will give this person zinc poisoning.

[@CelepukEmplep]

How about Air Compressor? How many PSI for the pressure?

[@gyrosmith]

I have used a hair drier to blow air into a charcoal furnace and it would melt bronze. I love your video. It opened my mind!

[@LBCAndrew]

Forced air burners are not so simple. You can't just add a fan and it goes brrrrr. You need much more tubing, a needle valve, and many other parts.

[@khristofstarsolnyshkov7187]

Vera level antha match box with sticks

[@jureloar]

Muchas gracias

[@MrNonius]

Por favor

[@geral1042]

Muito bom! Qual o comprimento do cano ? sabe se tem influência se maior ou menor que o comprimento padrão?

[@zakhu4971]

hello from iraq with you amazing

[@cristianpopecu7970]

I see that it's very turbo!

[@ilikeedc8246]

very good

[@danmakin3599]

Amazing

[@DewaSenapanIndonesia]

Incredible MASTER genius , I am amazed and want to learn from this MASTER modern tutorial . Introduce me GUN GUN from INDONESIA 👍👍❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@MrNonius]

Thanks. all sizes are in the description for the video

[@tamrimohamed7748]

Very nice u forget a spring behind the nut to fix it

[@iancraig1951]

excellent

[@nunesmotos351]

Um ekipamento bem feito dez

[@user-tk4it7mi9o]

Super bro

[@argentinovictoriano3218]

Buen diseño 👌🫂🇦🇷

[@sophietownsend3368]

Good luck with your member

[@a.d.dwithjb4227]

Very nice

[@MrNonius]

🤩

[@masbossangpenyair8022]

👍👍mantap..luar biasa,.

[@irlshchurov1028]

Super Bro

[@dougalexander7204]

Wish I had one.

[@killerkane1957]

Unless I miss the mark, the burners in my Chili Forge do the exact same thing. Forced air and a ribbon burner? Now we’re cookin’ con gusto!

[@jmbstudio6873]

This burner does NOT have forced air. It has a choke and is naturally aspirated. Forced induction burners have a blower motor.

[@joesmith6199]

Interesting. Some suggestons. 1. use a stainless steel reducer for the flame holder; mild steel won't last long. 2. Not everyone has access to a lathe. could you use something like a 1/4" pipe nipple instead of drilling out a bolt? 3. It looks like it works well but i wonder if a gas mixer would help? I used them on my blown forges. Looked sort of like a six petaled flower but with the petals twisted to about 15 degrees off the axis of the tune

[@andreykrasehin2823]

Вообще-то у него чугунный переходник!

[@stefandumitru5706]

Thanks u r a genue

[@sahariadil8111]

Merci. Monsieur

[@christinebradley8045]

Mujhe yah video bahut pasand Koi Kamal ki video

[@user-oi1er1jg7i]

Hello brother, it's a good idea, but there is a question. Can I bend the tube from its front so that the flame is upwards and not horizontally?

[@MegaMeddok]

Все ждал когда больше воздуха дашь, что будет интересно

[@handle1004]

Good 👍👍👍

[@rajanoana9318]

Nice

[@rayclark7963]

Insane surface footage on your lathe...

[@MrNonius]

Thanks

[@Sagitario23]

Exelente trabajo ¡ El pico q orificio tiene ? ( mm)

[@apollinariizhuraev3991]

Supper

[@user-wy1rq7ms2w]

Super👏👍👍👌

[@eliomar407]

boa tarde ficou top vc usou cano de ferro normal para fazer a bengala ou galvanizado

[@MrNonius]

tubo de ferro comum

[@vi683a]

Coffee Can. Charcoal and a hair dryer/Metal Pipe... i can forge Mild steel.

[@MrNonius]

Yes

[@isaylikhin7333]

Super

[@trifonkapranov6398]

Weldone

[@user-kq5ig5zt4s]

Genio!

[@therealkidboomer4165]

Sir what size drill bit are you using?

[@marcosrodrigues4167]

Ficou loucura,top demais

[@MrNonius]

Estou feliz que você gostou))

[@user-uh1vb5dg6l]

Хотя идея, хорошая!

[@rtufik]

Parabéns pelo trabalho, e obrigado por compartilhar. Uma pergunta: Esse queimador aguenta ficar 10hs em trabalho, ou teria que usar outro material?

[@MrNonius]

Obrigado por boas palavras. Bocal do queimador em ferro fundido. Este é um material bastante durável. Acho que vai sobreviver.

[@KduBorges1]

@@MrNonius teoricamente antes do queimador nao deve esquentar.

[@tormetecbrasil3226]

@@KduBorges1 aguenta sim pois quantidade de calorias fica depois chamas nunca dentro bico egetor

[@ddhyd18]

Cool