Making a new furnace
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2017
- I needed to make a new furnace, because my old one is toast. I used insulated fire brick that can withstand temperatures up to 1430c and a cement that can withstand temperatures up to 1600c. For the whole furnace I used 25 bricks and a bit more then 10kg of cement. The furnace cost me around 170 euros.
Outside dimensions
Height: 51 cm or 20''
Diameter: 37 cm or14.6''
Inside dimensions
Height: 33 cm or 13''
Diameter: 22 cm or 8.7''
Inlet hole diameter 5 cm or 2''
Outlet hole diameter 10 cm or 3.9''
Music
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Track: Evalk - Lavender Town
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Track: Triple M - 2GETHER
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Nice job. Consider lapping the lid and top of main part together or with a concrete stone or something to make them flatter.that way they'll seal better and keep you and your things nearby off to the side cooler.
This video is hypnotic. That furnace looks awesome.
Very nice planning and thoughtful execution while performing the assembly.
Your fuel manifold with that large blower is totally exceptional.
Could you make a video on how to assemble a fuel manifold to duplicate yours?
My next furnace will be like your's. So nice!!!
Awesome job as always! I love seeing the progress on the vlogs and then seeing it all put together in one video
The ingots looked so clean and nice
Now this is what I'm talking about. Make it so that you don't lose in the end. Propane still cost money it maybe cheaper but the thing is to save at every turn. It may not make you rich but you won't endanger your life. An be prepared for the chance that you will have extra material. No matter how hard you counted there s a chance you will have extra so no dumping it on the grass or a plastic container just because it has water the stuff is still very hot. Thanks you Loader.
Love the hardwork you put in.
Excellent! Thanks for the video. I may go and try to build one similar to this.
Impressive video you made here.
Very educational.
Don’t know how much it helps now, but it seems many people couldn’t guess how he made his crucible. Looks like steel pipe with welded plate to cap off bottom and a piece of angle iron as a spout to assist pouring. Along with bolts on the sides for his tongs, which were likely forged himself.
I think its a fire extinguisher.
The stuff you do is really cool! Love your videos!
Great detailed build.
Excellent work once again 👍
Nice job cutting the angles for the bottom barrel sides. That would be a beast of a job to get right!
NICE PROJECT.. THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO ..!
Nice work my brother, love them vids it’s totally relaxing 😎👍
Great job. I really enjoyed your video.
Very entertaining video my friend thumps up
Great job . Am looking to make one of these.
My husband has subscribed to your videos. He is finding them to be very educational and is impressed with your professional presentation. Keep up the excellent work. (From Canada)
Very impressed good job mate 👍👍
Nice build.
really good work, well done!
Great choice of music!
I really like your ingot table. it's fantastic.
😉I made a beer keg furnace on my channel a few months back and it not quite as neat and tidy as this one but she gets bloody hot so that's all that matters 👍🏻cool vid cheers🍻
bigstackD Casting love your channel
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@Kabir Phillip Instablaster :)
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Super. Great ideas for my next device :)
Nice one 👊🏻
MP Dragon, I knew you would make a great new crucible, but grinding off the paint and wiping out all the oil by hand? Man you are "hard core" and "bad to the bone", but that's why we like your videos! ;)) Keep up the great work mate.
Edit; Not to mention making your own hole saws.
Great videos , I don’t know why he stop !!
First of all, this is absolutely awesome! You have inspired me to make my own furnace! I have a couple of questions for you. 1) Where did you get your crucible and the tongs? 2) How long did you let the refractory cement dry before testing it out? Thanks!
Cool work
Nice work. :)
So good!
Love ur content keep it up
lol, sounds like they say "oh le oh Angle Grindd!"
Looks a lot like mine :D
hi my friend...im from Malaysia...the furnace u made it,it so nice n powerful... thanks bro for give me idea to make it..
very good
Thanks for this well-done video! Trying to do my own furnace and I'm wondering what is the power of your fan? Do you know where can I find one?
Made your own wholesale bits. Freaking awesome
Would it be possible to crush the pieces of fire brick into small pieces and mix it in with your metal casting sand? I think it would make the aluminum stay liquid for a longer time, which would mean less imperfections in the cast.
If you intend to hot cut an old oil barrel for this kind of project, make sure it is clean and gas free on the inside before you start cutting. Drums with combustible material inside often explode when cut with flames or grinders, with fatal results. Be careful!
Finally.
I'm waiting long time :D
check the other channel then MP dragon posts more often there
So cool
Hi, what an awesome project! Well, what kind of cement you used for sticking the bricks together, in the beginning of the video? It seems more darker then later in the video. Or are both the same cement?
You're so cool, mate
Nice.
nice brother
4 good vídeo
Love the video. I am upgrading my own foundry, and have a question as to your material choice. Why do you use fire brick as opposed to Kaowool, ceramic fiber, or a refractory cement? Is there a performance difference?
I thought that fire bricks are easier to work with and the drying time is much faster
Ok. Thanks.
Nice furnice bro
Breathing protection for pain removal?
muy parecido al primer horno que fabrique. construi uno para crisol AX70 con mortero refractario y un bidón de aceite de 200l. este horno funcionaba con gasoil y me duro bastante tiempo, después construi uno con una carcasa metalica de espesor de chapa mas gruesa y tapa basculante que permite mejor funcionamiento y mas comodidad. saludos
When are you going to do a video on how to make the forgery stand you pour the molten metal in
Que material usaste? Excelente
Epic
it was quite dangerous cutting the barrel with oil residue inside. it could have took fire or worse, vapours could have exploded... please next time rinse the inside with a solvent if soapy water doesn't do it then fill the barrel with water to remove any vapours before emptying it for cutting !
otherwise nice video, and a very nice furnace in the end
And how would an oil evaporate?
that's what most people ask on the way to the hospital.
and if they are still conscious that may even state that they washed out the drum,
yet works every time.
Propane will actually dig into the porosity of the metal and stay there for quite a while.
Safest way is to fill with water when you cut it.
Bicarbonate and acid will fill it with co² which will displace fumes.
What is the dimensions of the bricks? I am making my own and i just wamted to know.
Süper 👍
Excellent! Did you make the burner?
from where did u buy the Morgan stuff
Ah, I see you are a man of makita as well
Subbed :D
Hi,can you tell me pls were I can find some bricks like yours?I need to make furnace like u .pls !!!!!
Do you also build the furnace and sell and ship it?
Is it better to use fire brick as a liner than refractory cement? Fire brick is so expensive.
Another thing. I’ve never seen this Blakite stuff. I’ll try to research but if anyone has a good like to purchase this stuff I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks for the great vid!
So you didnt list the manufacturer of Refractory Cement nor Firebrick
Can you list t h os?
THANKS!
firing up a freshly laid up foundry???
how long did you leave it to dry before starting up the gas fire??
3 good video
a quick question - i noticed therecwere many sealed air pockets.
in the heat of the furnace, couldnt that air get too preasured for the metal barel and cause it to burst?
I don't think those gaps are airtight so I am not to worried
was that oil dripping from the barrel?? the flammable type??
would like to see an aluminum bat remake
What and where can I get the high temp fire bricks and cement ? What company
Nikko Gutierrez HWI is also a good company if you live by one of their locations
Could you please explain how you made your crucible?
rancidoverwelm At a glance it's just mild steel, looks to be five inch .25 wall with a quarter inch plate stick welded on for the bottom.
You can use steel to melt all the way up to copper.
Some people just use an old cast iron Dutch oven.
Where did u get the ingot molds
How do you determine best size for top hole?
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sir...can i know what gases u use for the furnaca??i look like acyteline... thats right?
What gas are you using. I see you have gotten to using an oil instead
where i can find this brick?
Is this one fueled by propane?
Is it possible to burn lead to ash.
Мастер здравствуйте. Я на ютубе видел ваши видео, который вы показали литьё алюмина разницу на песочную форму и форма из цемента. Мне очень понравился форма сделонного только из цемент. Дело в том, что я тоже сделал форму толька из цемента, как вы показали. У меня не вышло, во время литьё алюмини кипел. И снова опять сделал форму из цемента, и это то же кипел во время литьё алюмини. Вы можете ответить на мой вопрос, почему кипит алюмини? И что надо добавить в цементную смесь, вода или что ещё не будь житкого? Что бы не кипел алюмини во время литьё цементной форме. Моё имя Баккожа, привет из южного казахстана.
What the name of cement. BRO..
How expensive was this?
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You should make a samurai sword, that would be amazing
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What do you use for the crucible?
its welded steal. but on his second channel he says hes getting a graphite crucible soon
A cup brush would get rid of the paint faster
What is the fuel.
Why remove paint?
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witch country are you from?
melt brass ! !
Please Melt Brass!!!
You can get Kilos upon Kilos at gun ranges!!!
what are you using as a crucible?
ghostwalker788 from what it looks like it’s a steel pipe with a welded on bottom plate along with a piece or angle iron as a spout
Use a flappy disk next time, so much quicker.
what did you use to glue the fire bricks together
nicholas berari it’s a high temperature mortar for stuff like foundry’s or forges
Refractory cement.
how do you make your Crucible
Liam Pettigrew A steel crucible, as the one in the video, is pretty easy to make, just take an old fireexstinguiser and vut the top off.