First fire of the propane burner project. Adjustments to follow.
First fire of the propane burner project. Adjustments to follow.
Nice. Much better than mine is at present.
That's a rather nice burner, what are you going to use for a furnace? Or is it just a play toy?
In reply to RevRico:
Scored a half keg on CL. It's really too nice to cut up tho. Polished up it would make a great table w/ a glass top. I'll find another keg to cut up.
Uhhh I think we are going to need some details on how you built this!!
java230 wrote: Uhhh I think we are going to need some details on how you built this!!
Will start a build thread in a few days, gotta work some 12 hour shifts. No time to even tinker w/ it right now. Shot a decent amount of pictures too.
If I remember correctly, you need to be careful with fumes coming off of galvanized pipe parts when they get hot.
I found some supporting data: http://www.popularwoodworking.com/techniques/finishing/galvanized-pipe-fuming-its-not-a-way-to-finish
In reply to RossD:
Pipe nipple and air inlet bell reducer are black, wire wheeled to remove the lacquer from the nipple and scale from the bell. The hot end bell is SS. No galvanized at all.
That's hot!
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