Are Metal Melting Furnaces From Amazon Worth it?

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[@goldsmif]

Good effort at the review, cheers, one important thing you left out, how long did it take to reach melting temperature?

[@wegsteryt5524]

hey thanks for this video, ive been searching for an amazon melting furnace that can melt the metals that i want to melt!

[@rodzaugg4160]

Interesting. Thanks

[@stevestevenson6816]

Good vid 👍🏾

[@DsHardWoodCreations]

Appreciate the video Thomas

[@SouthpawWorkshop]

Hey! Thanks for the support all these years. I appreciate you.

[@DsHardWoodCreations]

@@SouthpawWorkshop certainly thomas.

[@abdeslammaachou9546]

I'm from Morocco I would like to have one of this please can you tell me the price?

[@JericoHerculesProspectingLLC]

Learning oh and new sub

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

You should add some charcoal to help reverse the corrosion.

[@AdeSwash]

Thanks for the review Thomas, I'm thinking of buying one of these mostly for aluminium and brass, how has the furnace performed since you had it? Thanks Ade

[@SouthpawWorkshop]

It works good still. The electric furnaces do wear out over time. The heating element will burn out eventually, but you can buy replacements. Propane forges are another option if you do want to deal with an electric one.

[@AdeSwash]

@@SouthpawWorkshop Thanks

[@user-se5nm1ds2z]

كم يبلغ سعر فرن الصهر؟؟

[@abdeslammaachou9546]

How much is cost?

[@boutrosalkhouri4523]

Great job thank you

[@SouthpawWorkshop]

Thanks!

[@iluminblox2420]

@@SouthpawWorkshop Hey, can you try to melt steel in it? If you still have the furnace ofc. Im just wondering if you can melt steel in these things.

[@SouthpawWorkshop]

No way. It doesn’t get nearly hot enough to melt steel. This thing maxes out around 2000 F. Steel starts melting somewhere between 2500-2800 F

[@iluminblox2420]

@@SouthpawWorkshop Okay thank you. I will just buy one that is like 1500 degrees to melt the steel!

[@DsHardWoodCreations]

Not too bad a price either

[@torinwalker]

Now that you've had the furnace for 2 years, is it still operating? Any issues since purchase?

[@SouthpawWorkshop]

Still works fine but I do not use it regularly. They do have parts that wear over time. The heating element and the ceramic insulator won’t last forever, but can be replaced if necessary

[@fpixel7190]

Now do PGMs haha