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| Neubert1975:
first post in here, but a lot af looking arround. Thats some extremly nice work you have done there, congratulation with the machine. I was on that route my self some 5-6 years back, hard work, but rewarding. As for casting, i am doing a little of it my self, and decidet on a little different way to heat it. i use a oil burner from a house heating system, for several reasons 1 gas is expencive here in Denmark 2 i dont feel that safe with gas. the oil burner starts it self, if it goes out, it will try to restart, if not succedet it turns off automaticly, and best of all, i was for free :clap: ps. sorry if my english isent correct, the most i have lirned from tv and from using the internet. |
| NormanV:
Thanks Neubert. I considered a central heating burner but was not able to source one. My gas blew out in the wind once and then reignited a few seconds later. I was surprised that it didn't blow the lid off considering the size if the bang! |
| Neubert1975:
Hi NormanV The thing with the gas blowing out, is actualy one og the reasons that i didnt wanted to use gas. And the good thing for me is, that almost all oil burners in Dk are being replaced, beacuse they are to expencive to use. But not realy that bad for a furnace, i think i use around 3 liters of diesel pr hour, and from cold, i can melt around 10Kg in one hour :D |
| Jonfb64:
Hi Neubert, That is an interesting looking furnace you have their. Could you start a new post of your own with more details and photos for us casters out there. :worthless: Cheers Jon |
| Neubert1975:
Hi Jon I sure could, it just have to wait some time, we are revating all 50 houses in the area i live in, so every thing is packed away and stacked. and i defenetly must take come new pics, since it has changed a fair bit :thumbup: Regards Martin |
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