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    Making blow furnace

    Winteris coming up and there's no heating in my workshop. Unfortunately my workshop is tin so isn't not easy to warmitup, so i decided to build a blow furnace.
    My project has proven to be very efecient, and ever too strong for my workshop.


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    Last edited by Jon; Nov 11, 2019 at 09:48 PM.

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    Thanks warsztatOdZera! We've added your Blow Furnace to our Heating and Cooling category,
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    Great project. Excellent video. Thank you.
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    Thanx

    Quote Originally Posted by warsztatOdZera View Post
    Winteris coming up and there's no heating in my workshop. Unfortunately my workshop is tin so isn't not easy to warmitup, so i decided to build a blow furnace.
    My project has proven to be very efecient, and ever too strong for my workshop.

    Thanx for the awesome project. You are the man

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    A shop, no matter how well equipped, is unpleasant and therefore less used during winter. Few parts of the world are comfortable year round.
    Great video. In reality, a complete parts sketch to make such a furnace. I'm positive your comment about it's heating power is not just the blower, but the decent mass of steel creating radiant heat.
    That comment brought me to watch entire presentation; rare for me.
    I think forced air heat alone is wasteful, it fights a losing battle against the other masses, like ccc-cc-c-cold machine hhh-handles.
    Radiant heat enlists materials; those become allies in war against weather.

    I have one question. Is there a heat trap before the exhaust vents outside?
    Sincerely,
    Toolmaker51
    ...we'll learn more by wandering than searching...

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    Now I REALLY want a plasma cutter! Great project!

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    Well done!! And thanks for the lessons!!



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