Nelyrho Propane Forge Kit Single Burner Stainless Steel Portable Smelting Furnace Artist Hobby Beginner Friendly DIY Knife Making Tool Making Farrier Blacksmith
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Color: Portable Forge
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- Long-Lasting: Our propane burner is made from premium stainless steel that ensure years of reliable performance. It's durable and designed to last
- Cost-effective Forge: Our forge's simple yet effective design provides optimal space for forging, even after insulation, you'll have plenty of room to forge knives. Suitable for beginners to use
- Personalized collocation: This product only includes forge and refractory brick. Customers can choose burners and propane gas tanks according to the size of the air inlet to meet own needs. Do-It-Yourself Forge for Studio
- Easy to Carry: Our propane forge has a handle, making it easy to carry. Just remember to wear gloves if the gas forge is hot
- Direct Use: Our premium ceramic fiber insulation blanket allows you to start working directly without using rigidizer or refractory. This makes it more convenient to use
- Satisfaction Service: Your satisfaction is our priority. We strive to provide excellent service and offer a 30-day refund policy and a 6-month coverage for quality-related issues. Please dont hesitate to get in touch with us
Manufacturer: Nelyrho
Part Number: Nelyrho-50
Item Weight: 3.21 pounds
Package Dimensions: 9.72 x 8.94 x 7.13 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: Nelyrho-50
Size: Mini
Color: Mini Forge
Style: Mini
Power Source: gas_powered
Included Components: Forge, fire brick, manual
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: February 11, 2023
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I really like this little forge. It's a good one even though it is a little bit smaller than what I was thinking it would be. But it is perfect for me to do what I want to do. I really like that it came with the fire brick and it is already insulated and ready to use it. You have to use it on the side, not like straight up and down like other ones that I have seen before. You have to use the fire brick if you want to put a crucible in it. But it will preform just like any other kind available. It's really easy to use and it is a very nice quality forge. You must have the propane torch to use it. That doesn't come with it. Just attach the propane to it and let it get to your desired temperature before you put your items into it. Fantastic quality and excellent price for it and the extras that you get. Highly recommend it for a beginner or anyone who doesn't do a lot of forging work.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by Belinda Shaneyfelt Belinda Shaneyfelt
This is a great forge for beginner, and it can be matched according to my own needs.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023 by Amuai
Not having much luck with this. It tips over based on your propane tank. You have to use a space below tank to be level. I had a hard time keeping lit. Would blow out easily. And it only heated up small area. I'll play with it more and update review If I have any better luck with it.
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by Old Barn Woodshop Old Barn Woodshop
This is a TINY, very portable forge, barely long enough to heat the average pocket knife. My partner thought it might be a good starter forge for one of the beginning bladesmiths he teaches. And it will be...with some modifications. This little forge is less than 7 inches long and only about 8 inches high (not counting the handle). It's well-constructed; unlike cheaper small forges that are open at both ends, it's well-capped at the back. It comes lined with a thick ceramic fiber blanket, and a small refractory brick that can be set inside the forge to hold the metal you're forging. It arrived well-packaged and ready to use; all that was needed was an actual torch to fit into the collar on the side of the forge. That was a problem: Our standard MAPP gas torch tip wouldn't fit into the hole. He had to remove the tip entirely, and insert the end without a tip. Over time, that will damage the torch, so he shut things down and has been making plans to modify the forge to be useful. MAPP gas is expensive; a single bottle costs about $10 and lasts maybe 6 hours with careful use. We spend roughly the same amount on a 20-lb propane tank that would power that forge for 4 to 5 times as long. So he'll modify the fuel hole to accept a homemade venturi burner that runs on propane. It will give better heat and save lots of money in the long run. If the manufacturer could do the same, that would be wonderful.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2023 by C. Morgan
I got this forge for my son who is looking at becoming a blacksmith. He says it works really well and was not that hard to set up. Nor was it hard to set up according to him.
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by Amber Thibodeau
Our son wanted to begin crafting his own knives and needed a beginner's furnace to get started. Even though it is tiny, it works for what he is needing for now. I am sure if he gets further into the hobby, he will need something bigger but for now, this works just fine. If you are certain you are going to get serious about smelting, you may want to look bigger, but if the love just isn't there yet, this will be a decent choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by Trey S.
My Gas torches wouldn't fit so i also had to remove it. To be honest I'm not sure why I expected this to be larger because the dimensions are clearly in the listing but this thing is so small it's not practical or functional for pretty much anything. If you want to melt a copper penny that's about as far as you're going to get but don't expect to be able to melt down some ingots because it's just too small. I got this because I wanted to start melting down some scrap aluminum and other metals that I have into bars just to save some space and get a higher return from the scrap yard. But with the size of this furnace it will take me years to melt down this tiny pile of scrap that I've got.. seems like it would be good as a starter, but with how small it is it'll just sit on a shelf forever and never get used. It's certainly works though so I can't take anything away from that regard. That's why I gave it the four stars because there was nothing misleading about the listing. I only took away one of the stars because it's not a universal fitting for gas torches. Ultimately I would say save the money you were going to spend on this and get a bigger furnace because you'll just end up frustrated trying to melt anything bigger than a handful of pennies. Certainly not going to be able to melt cans into aluminum blocks. A so gle 12oz soda can wouldn't fit inside so that should be a good reference to picture the size in your mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023 by Julie
I was trying to find some fun things for my boys to do besides things that have screens. It's been hard because they will be interested in something but only for a short time. Believe me I've spent time and money pursuing options for them. Then without any effort on my part, they saw a few of their friends getting in to forging things. A couple of them even built forges in their back yards. My boys saw some of the finished products and got excited. Who knew? It was positive peer pressure (or a mother's prayers) that finally got them out of the basement. We haven't quite gotten to the point of building a forge so I wanted to start small. I've spent money on things in the past and then they didn't follow through and my money or time was wasted. So this was a good compromise. This allows them to have a similar experience and see if they are really going to like it or not and then we can invest more if they do. It also felt like a safer way to start out than having a roaring fire/coals in my back yard. Now we've got home made knives at our house. How cool! They also built a knife throwing board so they can try out their knives. I'm really liking this trend. Nice item and it helped us open new doors!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2023 by M. Mitchell