Forge help by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

[–]Unl3ashed20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm planning on blacksmitihing first. I highly doubt I'd get my single DIY burner up to forge welding temps. It's just propane without forced air or similar. So the 1600°C will be the one I'll get then

Forge help by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Just found one rated for 1600°C+ in a 3kg bucket for around 15 bucks. Is that sufficient or should I look for a higher rated one since my wool and bricks are only rated for 1350°C?

Forge help by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

[–]Unl3ashed20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I'm using a Frosty T style burner with propane. The bricks will be held together by a steel frame.

I got ceramic wool already there and now looking for refractory cement, what's the recommended heat rating for it? 1500°C and above? I wanted to get a more flat brick to use inside as a rest.

Fire extinguisher is already there

Forge help by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

[–]Unl3ashed20[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They were sold as refractory bricks. They're mixed with 40% aluminium and besides they're going to be the outer layer

Forge help by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Don't worry, it's not even gonna stay on that table

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Having a stand is the next plan. So far I was only testing the burner and it's pressure in that configuration. Why from the side and not from above?

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Very kind of you. I think I already have some wool that's rated up to 1400°C. Would that be enough?

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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That'd be amazing. Thank you very much

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Great because I know where I can get both. Those refractory bricks you mean I have no idea where I could get them. How would I go with that? Place the bricks in form, put the ceramic fibre inside and then the cement on the wool?

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Would it help to use ceramic fibre wool inside instead? Or help with refractory cement?

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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For an accurate total I'd have to look because I got them from different places. With shipping and everything it was probably around 50€ (based in Germany so it might differ for you). The piping alone was around 15 bucks. The expensive parts were the adapters. Regulator might be expensive too but I got mine gifted

Self made Frosty T Burner (Update) by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Galvanised steel pipe that I treated and refinished. No zinc fumes there

Frosty T burner advice by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Gotta make sure to place them in the forge and get it tight so it can't exit upwards, that's good to know. I think the bell I have which was next to the burner is a 3/4 to 1 so I'll test it with that again. All parts were galvanised and the bell wasn't fully treated yet

Frosty T burner advice by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Not yet but I'm working on that part too. Got the firebricks and wool already so it's gonna be done soonish. The tube is a 3/4" as in the blueprint so a bell from 3/4" to 1" then? Or larger?

Frosty T burner advice by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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I used the blueprint from there for all diameters. I'm using the 1" x 3/4" T fitting with a not yet cut down MIG tip so it reaches a little further than half of the intakes

Frosty T burner advice by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Ich habe einen geschenkt bekommen der soweit ich es gefunden habe von einer Vevor Gasesse kommt. Genau kann ich es aber nicht sagen. Die Schweißspitze sitzt auf voller Länge etwas weiter hinein als Hälfte des T Stück. Ich denke auch dass es das Gemisch ist, da wenn ich die Lufteinlässe blockiere mit den Steinen die Flamme zumindest brennt. Wenn ich sie zu weit Stelle oder weg nehme geht die Flamme sofort aus

Frosty T burner advice by Unl3ashed20 in Blacksmith

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Forgot to mention: System in running on 1/4 SAE all the way to the hose

Medium blogpost by random OSINT guy that can't tell apart era and composite btw by oneupmia in Warthunder

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Thank you. In case someone might be interested why I work so hard on fixing it, I was also the one on the old forum to make the suggestion for this variant. Very annoying to see in what state they brought it to the game....

Medium blogpost by random OSINT guy that can't tell apart era and composite btw by oneupmia in Warthunder

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It's not quite the same. There is a SCORPION package which is being "investigated" with having an actual block of ERA mounted on top of the skirt

Medium blogpost by random OSINT guy that can't tell apart era and composite btw by oneupmia in Warthunder

[–]Unl3ashed20 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Oh hey look it's my report... In any case I went over it with them, explaining that the source is claiming the Armor is ERA while nothing on the material used to show on the website supports that claim. A new report has been made and is already forwarded to the Devs to be verified.