Name: VEVOR Propane Knife Forge, Blacksmithing Forge with Single Burner, Portable Propane Forge with an Open Structure, Large Capacity Farrier Forge, Square Propane Burner Forge for Knife and Tool Making
Brand: VEVOR
SKU: QTDZ180000BTUOSSVV0
Price: 143.99 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

VEVOR Propane Knife Forge, Blacksmithing Forge with Single Burner, Portable Propane Forge with an Open Structure, Large Capacity Farrier Forge, Square Propane Burner Forge for Knife and Tool Making

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Striking Power Output: Our propane knife forge is built to provide an approximate maximum heating temperature of 2300°F /1300 ℃, enough for forging most metals. The 23 kW·h / 80000 BTU burner can boost the heating efficiency. The thick zr-al insulation blanket will help maintain the temperature for a long time.
Large Chamber Size: Our propane forge boasts a spacious workspace, providing the ideal exposure to flame center spot thanks to the suitable chamber volume. Meanwhile, the shell made of steel is relatively rigid and durable for long-term usage.
Gas Regulator & Flexible: This farrier forge has the function of gas pressure adjustment through spinning the knob on the gas pressure regulator. Besides, the ball valve can switch the gas output independently.
Blacksmithing Forge Kit: We provide a complete kit of forging accessories to fit our propane forge, including a 9.8 ft long gas hose, furnace bracket, fire brick, high-temperature glove, and a tong. You can create your blacksmithing works at your will.
Steps for Usage: Here is the basic using instruction of this propane forge for knife making. Firstly, put the fire brick into the forge. Secondly, put a lit combustible into the forge. Then, open all the gas inlet valves. Finally, adjust the gas pressure to control the firepower depending on your need.

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VEVOR Propane Knife Forge, Blacksmithing Forge with Single Burner, Portable Propane Forge with an Open Structure, Large Capacity Farrier Forge, Square Propane Burner Forge for Knife and Tool Making

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Why Choose VEVOR?

Premium Tough Quality
Incredibly Low Prices
Fast & Secure Delivery
30-Day Free Returns
24/7 Attentive Service

Knife & Tools Making Gas Forge

Make blacksmithing fun again! Most of you do have a long list of projects you want to complete. Therefore we engineered this blacksmithing forge, including the features most DIY guys want. Powerful firing capability will not disappoint you and a complete kit of assisting parts allows you to have an excellent tour in the DIY forging world.

Striking Power Output
Large Chamber Size
Gas Regulator & Flexible
Blacksmithing Forge Kit
Steps for Usage

Max. 2300°F Temperature

Our propane knife forge is built for your forging. This forge can provide an approximate maximum heating temperature of 2300°F /1300 ℃, which is enough for forging metals. And the 23 kW·h / 80000 BTU burner can maximize the heating efficiency with the design of a vertical firing system.

Better Insulation Effect

Before you use the propane forge, you need to rigidize the insulation blanket to reduce the dust while using it. For better insulation effect, the zr-al insulation blanket measured 1" thick will help maintain the temperature for a long time.

Large Capability

This propane forge features a spacious workspace that allows the ideal exposure to flame center spot thanks to the suitable chamber volume. Meanwhile, the steel shell is relatively rigid and durable for long-term usage.

Gas Consumption Control

This farrier forge supports the gas pressure adjustment for gas consumption controlling by spinning the knob on the regulator. Besides, the gas output can be controlled independently by the ball valve, which can be replaced effortlessly.

Accessories Included

We provide a whole set of accessories for the forging with our propane forge, including a 9.8 ft long gas hose, furnace bracket, fire brick, high-temperature glove, and a tong. So you can deploy your creativity in blacksmithing to the fullest.

Usage Instruction

Here is the simple instruction of our propane forge for knife making. Step 1: Put the fire brick into the forge. Step 2: Put a lit combustible into the forge. Step 3: Open all the gas inlet valves. Step 4: Adjust the gas pressure to control the firepower.

Package Content

1 x Gas Forge
1 x Set of Accessories

Specifications

Model: CMSW-1
Furnace Material: Steel
Liner Material: Zr-Al Insulation Blanket
Maximum Power: 23 kW·h / 80000 BTU
Internal Space: Approx. 3.5L
Hose Length: 9.8 ft/3 m
Item Weight: Approx. 20.7 lbs/9.4 kg
Interior Dimensions: 150mm x 120mm x 250mm (W x H x L)
Exterior Dimensions: 210mm x 250mm x 250mm (W x H x L)

Specification

Model: CMSW-1

Furnace Material: Steel

Liner Material: Zr-Al Insulation Blanket

Maximum Power: 23 kW·h / 80000 BTU

Internal Space: Approx. 3.5L

Hose Length: 9.8 ft/3 m

Item Weight: Approx. 20.7 lbs/9.4 kg

Interior Dimensions: 150mm x 120mm x 250mm (W x H x L)

Exterior Dimensions: 210mm x 250mm x 250mm (W x H x L)

Haven't blown myself up and haven't burnt the place down. Bonus I use it to get things hot, and then whack them. Works well and still going hasn't fallen appart Handy size

My first forge, I've used a friends full size solid fuel forge in the past but this is so much simpler to use; cleaner, more controllable so you only use what you need. Using the refractory cement was a bit daunting but I followed a couple of YouTube videos and it all worked out. I've been using it regularly now on the same setting I used the first time I fired it up. I tend to light both burners even when I only need one so I run the other as low as it will go otherwise it gets very hot and starts to overheat the gas supply pipe. It takes less than 10 minutes to heat up from flat cold (about 10°C) so I tend to turn it off while I'm grinding or welding and fire it back up for forging and heat treat which is far easier and controllable than the solid fuel forge. I haven't managed to forge weld yet but I see no reason (apart from my lack of skill) why it shouldn't and I think it will go hotter if I change the settings.

The forge works great, really easy to use, it also warms up my shop in winter from 5 to 10 C after just one hour of using. I've used other firebricks i had laying around to improvise a door and contain the heat.