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Old 07-31-2005, 07:42 PM
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Interesting small furnace

Hey guys,

A mate of mine has built a small crucible-less furnace that he seems to be melting aluminium in quite well, and I thought you might all be interested.

Seems like a simple enough design and works quite effectively for small melts.

Take a look at:-

http://www.vk2zay.net/article.php/84

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Alan.
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all of these sights talk about how to make a burner but none of the show diagrams or pieces. I know they are simple but does anyone have a drawing (even a napkin style crayon one will work)
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Here's a couple of links that have good information on burners.
http://www.reil1.net/design.shtml
http://home.iprimus.com.au/cmckeown/foundry.htm
There is also a book by: Michael Porter titled: Gas Burners for forges, furnaces & Kilns.
which I feel is an excellent book. It's available from amazon.com
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Wow, that's a really fantastic furnace, nicely constructed. I also have the problem with melting long aluminum extrusions. That's a neat way to solve the problem.
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