burner Modified Frosty-T Burner

[Kevin Jeffcoat]

My take on the Frosty-T burner. 

[Alan Longmire]

Looks good, but I've noticed a lot of people adding a bell reducer to the end of the tube on these.  There is no need for that.  In an enclosed space like a forge, just mold a slight flare into the refractory lining.  This saves eventually finding a puddle of cast iron on the forge floor.  I do like the stainless tube, though.

[Daniel W]

You will have having those coke plates on the side help out a lot! A friend of mine over build one of these and it oxidized the heck out of everything before I put the plates on mine.  It helps, also, good job on using the yellow propane rated tape! I have not changed mine out to pipe dope, that's if I ever feel the need for it. 

 

 

[Kevin Jeffcoat]

On 4/25/2020 at 5:32 AM, Alan Longmire said:

Looks good, but I've noticed a lot of people adding a bell reducer to the end of the tube on these.  There is no need for that.  In an enclosed space like a forge, just mold a slight flare into the refractory lining.  This saves eventually finding a puddle of cast iron on the forge floor.  I do like the stainless tube, though.

I will be running just the straight pipe in my forge. Thanks for the heads up. 

[Kevin Jeffcoat]

Glade I added the choke plates. The back one is completely closed.