Watch this before you light your gas forge!
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2022
- Roy shows how to adjust a gas forge burner. It is important tuning a gas forge burner for best results. Watch the whole video to pick up gas forge troubleshooting tips.
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Thanks. Would have been good to know.
Thanks for this video.
It is exactly what I was looking for as I start to use my new forge!
Thank you brother!! As my 15 yr old son is just now beginning to forge, meaning that he just set up his forge and hasn't put any metal in it yet, this is one of the most useful forging videos I've seen.
I'm glad it is helpful to you and your son 🙂
Hello
Thank you!! Realized I've been running in an oxygen rich environment with my little forge. Great to see a demonstration with the same forge I have.
Thanks for all your videos as well, I really appreciate them.
As a brand new blacksmithing hobbyist, when you explained how excess scale formed, all of a sudden the “ahah!!” moment hit me! Thanks so much for this!
This is by far the best explanation of flame management that I have ever seen for a gas forge. Super helpful, I honestly had no idea what I was looking for in the process of forging with gas. Now I have more direction in the way that I am practicing with using the forge. Thank you!
I don't think I've ever seen this explained before. Thanks Roy
Thank you for watching
Finally an easy to understand forge tuning video! Kudos to Roy!!
This is a fantastic explanation. I just had a “weld” come apart and I was wondering why. Turns out louder is not always hotter. You just leveled me up Roy. Thanks.
Thanks so much for this! I bought a Mr. Volcano forge earlier this year and am finally getting a chance to start using it. There isn't much h info out there on this topic that I've found. Very well explained, nicely done!
Very informative! Makes flame control real comprehensible, thank you Roy!
This is exactly what I needed!!!! I watched several videos on gas forges and no one actually showed the how to mix the gas and fuel properly.
Thank you Roy for making this video, I believe that this is something that not many people know.
very helpful video.
I’m only half way through this video but wanted to pause to let you know how informative this is for me! Thank you! Your videos are always great. I am an aspiring blacksmith. I just in the past few years got heavy into woodworking and crafting things, and of course I always need more tools, which are expensive (especially now) so naturally it made me want to get into forging my own tools and now I discovered I absolutely love forging. I built a box style bellows and a brick forge,using lump charcoal, but it’s been so hot and dry here lately that I’m too concerned that the sparks from the charcoal will start a fire (there was just a brush fire close to here last week) so I’m trying to learn about gas forges now. Thank you for your knowledge.
Just started forging and it seemed like I had a lot of forge scale. This video made a lot of sense to me and now I know why I had so much scale. Thank you for the awesome information!
Well that's awesome Roy!! Explains why i didn't get that weld to stick. Oxidizing vs carburizing flame from oxy acetylene was my frame of reference before but this was definitely more beneficial and being the exact forge I'm using it's the best tutorial I've seen yet.😁👍
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Thank you for helping me to fix my sputtering problem. I had not idea what to do. I thought my burner orifice just wasn't clean but I took it out and it was clean as a whistle. It's working now and I know even more than I came for. Thank you for your very informative, professional video.
Thank you! Just got my Mr Volcano the other day and had no idea how or why to adjust the flame. This was very informative! Subscribed.
I really appreciate you showing off the little forge. I plan on getting one of these soon and these videos will help me out when I do.
Thank you for this. Will really help me adjust my forge for different jobs. Well explained, simple basic information.
Great demo, Roy - thanks a lot for your time to share!
Wow thanks for this video Roy. I’ve pulled off some forge welds in my gas forge but definitely struggle with it. But now I can see I have not been running it correctly. Will be watching this again the next time I fire it up to compare. And I’ll be trying to get one of these in your giveaways this year haha. Thanks!
One of the best tips I've seen for gas forges. Thanks.
Very welcome ☺️
As a refrigeration/gas fitter tech the last 25 years, this video is the best visual demonstration in plain english I’ve seen to date. Great job, sir.
Thank you just bought my Mr Volcano forge and been hesitant on using the propane because of inexperience but this just gave me the confidence I need to keep going and just go for it fosho much thanks and appreciate it 🙏🏾
A big thank you Roy, you cleared up the block I had in my head about this.
I'm glad it helped 😊
Another great video Roy! Easy to understand, now to put it to use.
Excellent demonstration! It will definitely help me at my forge.
Awesome to hear that 😊
Good video. I'm just starting to put together a gas forge. I've been working with coal forges for the past few years, so it's helpful to see how gas forges run.
I've been trying and basically failing to learn on a coal (anthracite) forge, but my nephew gifted me that exact forge so I predict this video will be very helpful once I set it up. Thank you
This is a very interesting video Roy. Thank you for all the information
thank you for this video. Best explanation I've had that actually makes the most sense to me
Thanks for the excellent explanation and demo, this was the best visualization I've seen on the topic!
Roy this has been one of if not the best video. I have been working on a gas forge for a year now and I needed this. Before I was the guy with his wife's hair dryer with some bricks and coal in the backyard lol. It works to see how far you want to go and spend in this rabbit how hahaha. Thank you
Just what I needed to see. Thanks!
Thanks for the video, just set up my forge and this helped a lot!
A real big thank you! Being new to a gas forge that's going to help a lot!
I'm glad it will 🙂 thanks for watching
Wow. Great video. Between this and your forge welding videos, I've learned an amazing amount. THANKS!!!!
So glad to hear that 🤗
Great info thanks, just got a Hero 2 and I'm stoked!
I've been looking for a video that was this informative. Ty.
Fantastic video brother. It's like we're right there. Forge 101 on proper gas/air ratio is critical to forging and forge-welding.
Awesome info! I havent seen anyone discuss this topic in this detail.
This was a huge help thanks!
Great video. It was super helpful. Thanking you
Awesome!!!! Thanks so much Roy!!!!! Great explanation!!!
Awesome. Thanks for this. Definitely helped me understand my forge. 👍
Good demonstration, thank you.
Thank you. This was helpful to me. I've been running way too lean the whole time. I've heard all about it but just seeing alongside the information was nice.
Glad this video is going to help 🙂👍👍
What a great explanation!
Thanks a lot
Thanks. You confirmed what I was doing as right but now I understand it all better.
Thank you for this lesson!😊
Great explanation Roy. Reasons for much flame outside the forge or not much makes it a lot clearer.
I'm glad It was helpful Tom 🙂
Thank you!as always Very helpful and well made video!
Thanks Dude. Total noob still wondering if I want to get into blacksmithing. This helped a lot.
Fantastic explanation! Only disappointment was from my wife who was bored out of her mind while I ingested this knowledge!
Seriously though awesome videos. I am continually learning so much from you Roy. Thanks so much.
This was really helpful thank you brother
OMG thanks man! I think you just saved me some serious money on gas and helped up my fun factor in smithing!
this is great practical info we can use that pro's can forget to talk about. keep it coming Roy!!!
I plan on keeping them coming 🙂 thank you for watching!
Thanks Roy. Great advice. I might be able able to keeps some of the fur regrowth on my forearms now.
Thank you for this. I did not know the proper way to adjust a gas forge.
Very welcome glad that the video was helpful ☺️ God bless
Thank you for this Roy.
Very welcome and thank you for watching 🙂
Thank you so much! I've been running it with the choke fully open as I always thought more oxygen in a flame=hotter
Really appreciate this, thank you!
Great demonstration! Helped me a lot.
Thank you and I am glad it helped you 😊
love this! nice informative video, myself personally I would like a regulator with a pressure gauge.
Very interesting. Very nicely explaining to that Roy. Thanks so much. Very nice video today. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend Roy. Forge on. God bless.
Thank you Jared God bless you My friend 🙏
@@ChristCenteredIronworks you're welcome.
Thanks for the demo helps a lot
I'm glad it helped 🙂
Great video. Can't wait to paly around with it later this week.
Thank you for watching And hope you have fun 😊
Been trying to get my Majestic forge set up correctly. Hopefully this helps. Thanks sir.
Thanx Roy! I needed that.
Your welcome glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
Awesome to know this now.. I definitely will be doing some experiments and testing on my forge.. maybe I can get a good forge weld now, cause that's the only thing so far I have trouble with and I've tried messing around but understanding what's a rich flame or neutral flame I should be able to dail it in lol 😆
Thank you that helps me out a lot.
great video ,very well detailed. i was wondering what your gas pressure recommendations are on a 1 burner 4 1/2 x 9 openning forge. thanks
This is a really useful video for beginners. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great way to explain how to make adjustments.
Glad you enjoyed it Brad 😊
Great information for forge tuning 👏 👏👏👏
Thank you Wayne for the support 🙂
Thank you , I learn something today.
Thanks Roy!! Always wondered about this exact thing with my homemade forge and burners.
Hey Roy....the beard's looking good!!
Thank you I've been working on it 😉
This is super helpful. Thanks random guy! 🙂
Thank you.. new to the hobby.. going to attempt to forge weld this weekend..
Thanks you for this video Roy it is so helpful!
Thanks for watching And glad you enjoyed the video 🙂 God bless
Thanks so much! This is REALLY helpful!
I'm glad It was 🙂
Thank you for sharing!
Nice explanation Roy, the difference Heat treat to forging, is you want to be a little more on the rich side rather than neutral. Scaling and Carbonation on the blade means some of the outside carbon has migrated to the surface then you have to grind it off, lack of oxygen helps to reduce carbon migration. A lot of people even put a carbon source inside blade foil to react with any oxygen present.
My Mr.Volcano should arrive by 10 am today. I've been needing to have a small gas forge for club meetings! If I win one I'll be donating it to the club.
Well, as Joe once said, "Now I know, and knowing is half the battle!" Thanks Roy.
Hi Roy great video as always
Thank you Dana ❤️
I bought that Mr Volcano Forge about two months ago for $75 new...... What a deal :)
Great video!
Great video but also I have to say .. lovely barn space you have there
Thanks, very informative...
Can't wait to see the new regulator you choose. I need a really good one that will set me up for a long time.
VERY helpful information here. Trying to learn the gas Forge... B4 my regulator got dropped n quit working.
Thank you Sir n gif bless
Crawford out 🙏🔥⚒️🧙🏼♂️
Just got a decent one in At the end of last week so stay tuned 🙂 And thank you for watching Mr Crawford Sir 👍👍😎
Bruh I've been trying to forge for 2 years now and no one explained this to me now hopefully I can make higher quality knifes thanks man 🙏
This was soo great. I’m new and have that exact forge and don’t know much about the fuel air mix. Would love to know what PSIs you use for various purposes too.
Wow I can't even touch my air valve with bare hands while its on... That gas forge gets hot SUPER fast! Great vid :D
Holy cow I've been putting WAY too much gas and oxygen and this has saved me so much amazing
Thank you for this video
Very useful, thank you ;)
Very good explanation.
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Thanks for the great information. However, I have no roof or cover over my forging area. Full bright sunlight makes it very hard to tell the differences! I had no idea how it was running when I fired my Atlas "Graham" forge for the first time ever, but I was surprised how much scale was coming off of a piece of 1/4" square stock. It has an adjustable speed blower and I had it set about 5 to 7 psi.
Great video greatly appreciated 👍🇺🇸