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.
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.
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,
as well as to your builder page: warsztatOdZera's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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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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