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I decided to put up some pictures
of some the forges that my customers have built using parts that they
have purchased from Zoeller Forge. I had a lot more pictures that
people have sent me over the years of forges that they built that I
would have posted, but I lost them when my old hard drive
crashed. There are a lot of interesting ways that people have
built that I have seen. One that I thought was pretty neat
was a guy that bought a new air tank and used it for the forge
body. It already had the legs welded on it so all he had to do
was
cut the tank ends off and fasten them with hinges. It cost about
$35.00, that price my seem high until you stop and think how much it
would
cost to have a forge body rolled and then making the doors. If
you would
like to have your
pictures posted here please contact me. My e-mail address is zman59@earthlink.net
The forge
picture above was submitted by Steed Cutcher.
The picture of
the forge above was submitted by Ferrin Long
( Note:
the
propane hose was layed on top of the forge for picture clarity.
Do not ever lay your hose on top of the forge. )
The
forge pictures above were submitted by Sean Mays. Sean also sent
the following comments.
Larry,
"
I just
constructed my first forge from the supplies I ordered from you.
I
primarily
wanted this forge to weld damascus
billets for knives... So I was worried that your side arm burner
combined with
my novice forge wouldn't get hot enough. After firing up it up, I
was
able to
reach welding temps at around 9 psi very quickly... The burner works
great
right out of the box.I made it from a Craftsman Five Gallon air tank
that I got
from Sears for $20. I was too lazy to scrounge around for
steel pipe and
anxious
to get it built. " Sean

The forge pictures above were sent in by Nick Prescott. I must
say that is one great paint job Nick!


HI Larry,
Here are a couple of shots of the forge you provided the
burners for. I think it might have been a bread machine or some type of
mixer. Anyway it is all stainless and was welded with much attention
paid to the welds. Makes a nice forge, if not a bit extreme. Thanks for
your help and materials that made it possible to complete.
Larry House
Dragons Watch
Forge
This forge
picture was sent in by Joseph Hays of Solon, Ohio
This forge
picture was sent by Steven Herrnstadt of Ames, Iowa
The Firebrick forge above was built by
Bill Heuser. He was able to build the forge with no welding
involved. He used a 1.5" floor flange and a 1.5 nipple for the
burner holder.
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