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Thanks Dave , chuck Big Grin

Jerry ,,, i have a couple of other furnace builds i could post if your interested Cool


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Rob,

Definitely let's see 'em please:):):)

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That would be great Rob,

When I was still looking at mills and lathes I stopped by a guys house to see his mill and he showed me a couple of rods for a Honda 650 he cast and machined using aluminum he smelted down in his barbecue. That's it I'm hooked, gota have a furnace now!!Big GrinBig GrinBig Grin

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+1 I'd like to see those other furnace builds also.

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(02-19-2012, 06:55 PM)ETC57 Wrote: That would be great Rob,

When I was still looking at mills and lathes I stopped by a guys house to see his mill and he showed me a couple of rods for a Honda 650 he cast and machined using aluminum he smelted down in his barbecue. That's it I'm hooked, gota have a furnace now!!Big GrinBig GrinBig Grin

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Jerry, if you haven't already seen it you should watch the movie "Worlds Fastest Indian". You'll like it.

Rob, you have some mad skills there! I would like to see some more of your furnace builds as well. I wish I had a place to do that kind of thing. My only experience was back in high school metal shop when we cast some aluminum bits, but it was a fun time doing it! :)
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Great build Rob. I'd love to see the others you have built, as this is a road I will be travelling! Are you firing them with gas?
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(02-26-2012, 01:08 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Great build Rob. I'd love to see the others you have built, as this is a road I will be travelling! Are you firing them with gas?


Hi there Mayhem ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good to here your going to go down the casting rout ,,,,, This furnace i am gas firing with forced air .
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I have also ran it on oil , just out of shot are a pair of step ladders with a small barrel of oil on top to feed the furnace .
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I have started new threads for the other furnace builds ,, as it makes it easier for others who do a search to find .


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Well I never, it's on wheels. A portable furnace.Jawdrop
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I agree Dave,

wheels cool! I'm get en one of those itches, now I know it's on the list.Big Grin

So Rob what grade of oil? and very cool furnace!

Thank you for the thread, I'll be checking out the others as well!Smiley-signs107

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Cheers Lads Big Grin


Actually not my best Idea ,,,,, weather in the North of UK is a tad wet Slaphead so it came off the wheels and is now in doors .

would be great for you lads in sunnier places Big Grin

Jerry ,,,,,,,,,,, i was using old hydraulic oil i get from work .

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