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Build A Forge With 7 gallon Air Compressor Tank for Blacksmithing and Knife Making

Thank you for watching. If you like this video please click the like button. I really appreciate it. In this video I build a Forge with an old 7 gallon Air Compressor tank. I use an angle grinder with a cut off wheel to cut the ends off the tank. Then I used my drill with a 1 1/2 in metal hole saw bit. Then I had to file it out a little bit since the torches were also 1 1/2 in. I lined the inside with 1 in thick ceramic wool. I used Castable Rutland Refractory Cement. For the mold I cut a piece of wood 4 1/2 inches wide, the same width as the Fire Bricks. That way I can use fire bricks as a sacrificial forge floor. Also if you stack the brick in front of the forge it lines up with the floor for a smooth transition. The Torches were from an Amazon forge. I used an old piece of steel for the forge to sit on that was a door for a cabinet. I painted it flat black with the High Heat Grill paint. The stand is an old cast iron sewing machine base. I painted that with Truck bed liner. The paint I used to paint the forge is also grill paint. This video is NOT sponsored. The links below are affiliate links. Which means if you use these links to make a purchase we will receive a small commission. Link to Vevor Belt Grinder: https://www.vevor.com/belt-grinder-c_... Link to 132Lb Anvil https://www.vevor.com/cast-steel-anvi... If you have any questions about this build, please let me know in the comment section. I will always respond to every comment. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it. #rutland #refractory #cement #forge #knifemaking #bladesmith #anvil #blacksmith #diy #hammer #maker #bowie #kukri #dagger ‪@rutlandproducts5587‬ Music by ‪@lebo_tone‬ I got the idea for the arch and fire brick base from ‪@TyrellKnifeworks‬ I would have done it at an angle with w ribbon burner but I am still very new to blacksmithing and Bladesmithing. This forge is more suited for a serious beginner. For a more detailed build check him out. He's very informative.