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Steel Forest Welding and Forge LLC
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Welding and forging demonstrations. Tool reviews and how to channel.
Bestarc Mig 145 Gen 7 Welder Review
A complete review of the @Bestarc Mig 145 7th Generation mig/stick welder.
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Hand Forged Horse-Head Bottle Opener
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In this video, I will go through the step by step process of how to make your very own horse head bottle opener. Including how to make some tooling and the thermocycling, annealing, and hardening process. Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: m. analogmike1/ Please Subscribe: th-cam.com/channels/hu1He0cETxi6c4JMg9wx5Q.html
New Precision Matthews Lathe Set-Up Part 3: Lathe Alignment
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In this video I will be going through the step by step process on how to align my brand new lathe Precision Matthews Lathe. Including how to remove twist from your ways as well as how to align your tailstock. Be sure to check out @Blondihacks for some awesome Lathe instructional videos. As well as helping me through this alignment process. New Lathe Set-Up Part 1: th-cam.com/video/6fEMwX8Kpg0/w...
Accusize Indexable Carbide Turning Tool 9 Piece Set Review
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Today I will be unboxing and reviewing the Accusize 3/8 inch 9 Puece Indexable Carbide turning tool set. Precision Matthews Lathe Set-Up Part 2: th-cam.com/video/1LgehC33kbo/w-d-xo.html Accusize Industrial Tools 3/8" 9 Pieces/Set, Indexable Carbide Turning Tools and Boring Bar, 2988-0038 a.co/d/9rYnEyk Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: ...
New Precision Matthews Lathe Set-Up: Part 2
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This is part two of my Precision Mathews PM-1030V new metal lathe set-up. I will be cutting my first part using various lathe techniques. Lathe Install Part 1: th-cam.com/video/6fEMwX8Kpg0/w-d-xo.html Lathe Install Palrt 3: th-cam.com/video/tNWBA8l20_0/w-d-xo.html @Clickspring youtube.com/@Clickspring?si=0bje1whs97vnjPR1 @Blondihacks youtube.com/@Blondihacks?si=RnUKgYBNklwoDK_Y Harbor Freight ...
Basic Welding Fabrication: Building An Office Chair From Scrap
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Today I will be showing the step-by-step process. on how I built an office chair for my new editing station desk from scrap metal and wood. Video tutorial on how to square two pieces of metal:th-cam.com/video/7OU0OS4_2jI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=C7D8XsNgLa0UdWbp Thank you to Thomas Steele For donating the steel to me many years ago. Please visit the link below if you have any interest in purchasing some q...
Masterforce Two Door Wall Cabinet Review
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In this video I will be doing an unboxing, assembly, and installation of two Masterforce 30-1/2" W x 30" H x 12-3/8" H Two Door Wall Garage Storge Cabinets www.menards.com/main/storage-organization/garage-outdoor-storage/garage-cabinet-systems/masterforce-reg-30-1-2w-x-30h-x-12-3-8d-2-door-wall-garage-storage-cabinet/f30142wc/p-1464215347913-c-12653.htm Follow me on Instagram: ste...
New Precision Matthews Metal Lathe Install and Review Part 1
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In this video I will be unboxing, reviewing, and installing my new Precision Matthews metal lathe in a detailed step by step guide. Lathe Install Part 2: th-cam.com/video/1LgehC33kbo/w-d-xo.html Lathe Install Part 3: th-cam.com/video/tNWBA8l20_0/w-d-xo.html @Clickspring youtube.com/@Clickspring?si=0bje1whs97vnjPR1 @Blondihacks youtube.com/@Blondihacks?si=RnUKgYBNklwoDK_Y Harbor Freight Foldab...
Rocket Stove Redesign and Common Q&A
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I display my new model rocket stove modification and answer some of my most common questions. Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: m. analogmike1/ Please Subscribe: th-cam.com/channels/hu1He0cETxi6c4JMg9wx5Q.html
Bestarc BTC500DP Gen 7 Plasma Cutter Review
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In this video I unbox, set up, and review the BTC 5000DP Gen 7 plasma cutter. www.bestarc.com/ Best Arc 7th Generation Plasma Cutter a.co/d/dAG9r9K bestarc AG60P Plasma Cutter Consumables Cutting Torch Tip Nozzles Kit 40PCS a.co/d/gsNuu9j Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: m. analogmike1/ Please Subscribe: th-cam.com/channels...
Harbor Freight 1 TON Foldable Crane Unboxing, Setup, and Review
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In this video I review, set up, and demonstrate Harbor Freight's newest 1 ton foldable shop crane. Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: m. analogmike1/ Please Subscribe: th-cam.com/channels/hu1He0cETxi6c4JMg9wx5Q.html
Gongyi USA Melting Furnace Review and Demonstration
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In this video I will be unboxing, setting up, demonstrating, and reviewing the Gongyi USA 6KG melting furnace. Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: m. analogmike1/ Please Subscribe: th-cam.com/channels/hu1He0cETxi6c4JMg9wx5Q.html GONGYI USA 6KG Propane Melting Furnace www.amazon.com/dp/B08GPVF415?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share 2 Piec...
How To Braze Cast Metal
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A complete beginner's guide to all the steps on how to braze cast metal. Follow me on Instagram: steel_forest_welding_and_forge Follow me on Facebook: m. analogmike1/ Please Subscribe: th-cam.com/channels/hu1He0cETxi6c4JMg9wx5Q.html
Husky Toolbox 42in. by 24.5in. Unboxing and Review
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Gas Tank Swage Block Build and Demonstration
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Harbor Freight Chief 4" Extended Cutt-Off Tool Review
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Harbor Freight Die Grinders Complete Review
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Harbor Freight Titanium Plasma Cutter Complete Review and Demonstration
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Harbor Frieght Fortress 26 Gallon Air Compressor Unboxing, Setup, and Demo
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Vulcan Welding Cabinet Unboxing and Review
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Lincoln Mini Fume X-tractor Complete Review, Unboxing, and Demonstration
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Harbor Freight Yukon Toolbox and Modile Workbench Review, Unboxing, and Setup
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Vulcan Migmax 215 In-depth Review, Demonstration, and Unboxing.
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Blacksmithing Finishes: Making Blacksmithing Paste, and Comparing Other Common Finishes.
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For The Prepper Community: Addressing Rocket Stove Design Concerns
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For The Prepper Community: Addressing Rocket Stove Design Concerns
I love your rocket stoves, I want to model mine after those so I just went and welded myself a rocket stove, I used 2 inch square steel, I didn't have anything bigger, it's my second real time welding. I think it looks great! but I messed up my cuts and had to bridge two 3/16 inch gaps, that was tough, it took 3 welds and grinds to finish it.
Hey that's great! We all start somewhere. If you ever post a video of the stove in action be sure to please send me a link!
I bought this one in February. It's now August and I'm having nothing but problems with it. I've replaced the on off switch and again worked for a week and won't restart without unplugging it and waiting for it to cool down plugging it back in it is shaking or vibrating badly. Bottom line don't waste your money it is junk.
Sorry to hear it hasn't worked out for you. Thank you for your feedback!
the problem is not the tool but the operator, to keep the twist out, alternate the edges that face the tool,
Show me
How wide do the legs open at the opening end? I can't seem to find any specs on that - I'm trying to find a solution for lowering equipment on a mobile base but not sure if the mobile base will fit between the legs enough for the machine to be lowered onto it.
I'll get back to you
Were the fire brick goes? I have this question and your video it’s the best I found at the moment, I have the same machine
@piochaparro7389 If you mean the round one that looks like a ring, it goes on the inside on the bottom.
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Good stuff, thanks!
@@RexusOutfitters thank you for watching and commenting
Have you thought of making your legs to be able to take a 2x4 insert to increase stability. You wouldnt have to provide the lumber but just a little planning to accommodate the complainers
@@AnthonyPortilla-tz3ji Interesting idea. I would still just recommend using tent stakes.
I wonder what happened when You tried to slide out the tailstock for the first time? Still enough room?
@@qivarebil2149 thankfully yes.
Three legs a better than two or for
mine didnt come woth the flatheads for the casters
rug roh. Definitely give harbor freight a call.
Thanks for making this video. I already ordered my Mig 145 from Bestarc. I got into welding from highschool and wanted to practice it at home. I had no idea that the Fluxcore spool could unravel and be unusable, im glad I learnt this from your video, than learning the hard way. Thank you :)
You're welcome! That's why I made this channel :)
Hope you see this. I'm out in the pacific north west. Every summer we get burn bans to prevent forest fires. But they allow gas burners while camping. Have you considered designing and testing a propane burner to run seasonally?
@wesleyshafer6310 No sorry I have not. If you're looking for input on a homemade burner , the only advice I can offer is look up something called a venturi burner.
Does anyone know if the little sleeve that goes over the gas jet opening is necessary? My kit didn’t come with one and I’m not able to find it online. Is it ok to use without?? Thanks!!
Do you mean the metal sleeve that screws over the brass nozzle? If yes, unfortunately it is 100% necessary. If you ordered it through Amazon, definitely report it.
Regarding your tailstock, when it's set up correctly, you use the lever at the rear to lock it in place. No need to use a wrench on the nut. That's what the lever is for.
@@GeneralDesignInnovation-es4zz noted, thank you
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Great video. You ran it on 110 and blew the breaker, how big (amps) was the breaker? Thanks again for the video.
@@boblaughton5913 Sorry for the late reply. It is a twenty amp breaker.
There are some sellers on eBay that repackage mobil Vactra in gallon and pint containers at relatively reasonable prices
thank you for the info. I'll keep that in mind.
i like your designs , being a aussie we like our back yard bbqs on larger plate / rack etc , soon i will be building one out of blocks , fire bricks and maybe some rocks ,thinking about also building a larger type rocket stove incorperated it it to use as a wok burner etc .. keep up the good work
I've seen people use cinderblocks as well. Might be a possible avenue to explore as well.
@@steelforestweldingandforge.... trouble is cinderblocks dont last long due to cracking which is why building the fire pit part of the bbq will line it with fire bricks..... but fire bricks really dont lend them self into a rocket stove design ... so thinking a metal r/stove incorperated into the block bbq even if i have to line it in with f/bricks to protect the blocks
@jeffpiper7430 good point, they will eventually decay.
I can’t believe you 2k for this and you still have to buy an extra accessory to make it work properly..
Regarding parting, at 11:55 the part is running true. At 12:13 the part is wobbling. I believe the lateral pressure from parting caused the part to move in the chuck meaning the chuck wasn't tight enough. I am not an expert though.
Wheres the crosscut saw? Lol
Thank you for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
“A good 6 ton test slap should do”
Awesome review! I'm definitely getting one. For those of us who work with metal, whether it's welding or shaping mild steel, we know how useful a finger sander can be.
It's held up great I still love it. Glad the video helped.
@@steelforestweldingandforge Yes sir!! Good luck and I will check on your other vids. Cheers from Alberta!!!
Thanks for the video. This is my first angle grinder, so needed a bit of help to understand my new tool. The instructions weren’t hugely helpful. All the best.
That's what this channel is all about :) Glad to help.
My rocket stove's air inlet points down
That's the beauty to these stoves, they are highly customizable.
Will this bend 1/2” rebar?
No, definitely not. 1/2" is in the realm of plate fabrication and definitely requires heavy duty machines if you want to bend them cold.
not many people are going to buy your stoves , shipping steel across the USA is EXPENSIVE ....design a stove and sell the PLANS . if you GIVE AWAY your plans you will make more money with more suscribers .
I've sold dozens of these stoves literally from California to New York. I've learned how the postal companies charge for weight and parcel size and have maximised the stove size while keeping shipping costs very low. And no, I will not be giving my plans away. I've spent many hours designing and prototyping my stoves. Subscriptions won't pay for those sale losses for quite some time.
Awesome work... great video maybe shorten a few in the future too see difference in response? You inspired me to find a local class or ask my jewelry teacher to help me learn more so THANKS! I appreciated this video ✌️
Awesome! Happy to hear your picking up the hammer! Thx for watching.
can u please tell me how long the legs are from caster to caster? i only have 4 ft of flat surface, want to make sure this will fit before i purchase. thx
I certainly can, will be awhile though. It's currently shoved in the far back of the shed.
that wall spacing....made me pucker a bit. Absolutely wild. What's the clearance? Quarter inch?
Trust me, it made me pucker as well.
check for play in everything, gibs, head stock, back lash, its a small structure form factor machine so any play of any kind will show in finish. use auto feed as much as possible good luck
Thank you for the advice!
strongly recommend inheritance machining and this old tony. scroll through there videos lots of good stuff
Awesome advice thank you very much.
Why is it always the part being worked on is wobbly? I usually use square to make sure it's straight, but it's always wobbly!
Sorry but could you be a little bit more specific? I'll try and help but again.I'm not a machinist by trade.
There is always some runout with 3 jaw chucks. After facing and turning it shouldn't wobble. I believe you can get it to run true with 4 jaw chucks but it takes effort and I've never done it.
Thank you for the demo. You answered all the questions I had about this unit.
That's what I'm here for. Happy to help.
Tooooooooo,much talking...
Noted.
Most of yoour design decisions look like are based on making it easier and cheaper to make, NOT based on making the stove work better. In my opinion you make a mediocre stove with good profitability
What designs exactly are making the stove less efficient? And on what evidence are you claiming my stoves are mediocre. Also, what are the standards would you use to judge a stove to be high quality?
@@steelforestweldingandforge hi. First, please let me apologise, I typed my comment in a hurry and when I read it back now it does sound very rude and that was not my intention I am just a very blunt person. I've worked as a professional designer for almost 3 decades now. I'll give you my thoughts on your stove and how it could be functionally improved. The top grille area that holds the skillet etc is terrible. Any large skillet or heavy cookpot would be very unstable because your 4 support posts are too narrow. There is not enough height from the tube top to the skillet bottom, restricting airflow which restricts clean burn and reduces the rocket effect. For a 4 inch square pipe that has 16 sq inches of airflow, so you need more than 16 sq inches of air allowed out the top under the skillet because air changing direction also effectively reduces airflow. I would recommend getting the skillet at least 3 inches above the pipe top, 4 inches may be better. Your 4 top posts have other problems. You cannot put a coffee mug on it. The top grille area should be able to hold any item, large or small like a big skillet, a small mug, a medium sized coffee pot. A potato wrapped in foil etc. You cant grill on your stove. The very best steak flavour comes from flame grilled cooking. So the steak should be supported on a wire grille and flames actually sear the bottom of the steak and the juices etc. With many stoves you can just sit a wire grille on top on the stove but not with yours because of those tiny top posts. A superior stove top would habve a permanent wire type grille, mounted 4 inches above the pipetop and the grill big enough for 2 steaks, so approx 10x10 inches. Grille made of maybe 3/16 stainless wire with 1 inch spacing between each grill wire. That would be far superior to your 4 small posts for grilling steaks, kebabs or sausages direct, AND provides excellent support for large skillets, cookpots, or even small items like a metsl coffee mug. Hence my "rude" comment, that stove top would be harder to make and more expensive than your current setup, less profitable BUT far superior in function. Now those legs... ouch. They are cheap and quick to make. From a user standpoint your legs are lighter for carrying and smallish for car transport. In my opinion those are small gains for the user but bad functionality as legs. They are narrow and rounded corners, giving very poor stability on grass. Considering a rocket stove might have a big cookpot with 8 pints of soup etc on it your legs are very poor. They should have large flat feet like 2 inch flat steel 1/8 thick and overall width about 3/4 the height of the stove, so width needs to be 15 inches minimum. I think your height above the ground is about right, gets the stove above the wet grass. But the feet need to be much wider and bigger surface area so not to sink into soft ground etc. The rear foot under the vert pipe needs to be mounted more rearward to give better stability with heavy cookpot. Having a good top grille, and good feet, would vastly improve the functionality of your stove. I would,also include some type of carry handle, not just for carrying but can be used to shake the stove to stoke it, or to reposition it as the wind direction changes. Another improvment. Finally, some small flat "anvil" type plate like a piece of 4x4 inch checker plate 1/4 thick, could be welded in the valley between the vert tube and the diagonal feed tube. That could be used with a little cleaver to split small wood pieces, taking advantage of the grip offered by the checker plate. It woukd also be a very useful hot plate at a lower temperature. For baked potatoes or a coffee mug etc. Anyway you can use my suggestions or discard them and argue. You can make a better stove at a higher construction cost, or keep making a mediocre stove at a lower construction cost. Doesnt matter to me either way. Cheers. 🙂
I appreciate the apology, the internet is a terrible way to communicate. I would like to apologize as well. I made some assumptions on what you were trying to say.
Some of your criticisms are fair. I have changed the design of my stoves slightly and made the surface area of the top much larger. For some of your other points, these stoves are designed to be small, portable, and shipped in the mail. They serve 1-2 ppl max. A grill would be nice yes, but you're looking at hours of additional fabrication time. Plus, additional maintenance on.the customers end. These stoves average on five hours of build time per stove. Profitability wise, they are in reality VERY low. Welders, on average, charge 100-150$ per hour fabrication time. But ppl won't buy a stove that is expensive, unfortunately. No matter how sturdy it's built.
As far as a carrying handle or a warming plate goes. Yes, they would be nice, but the additional build time just doesn't justify the additions, in my opinion. What I think you would be looking for would be a stove made with 4.5-5 inch tubing. Twice the size of mine. With a permanent grill top, carrying handle, large removable legs, and a warming plate. You are looking in the range of several hundreds of dollars, plus additional hundreds of dollars in shipping costs. Once packages are over 24 inches I believe they are considered freight. And the shipping costs begin to increase exponentially. Now, a major corporation with large machines would be able to provide something like that, but I'm just one man in a garage. It's just not a realistic option unfortunately. So far the only complaint I have heard from my customers what the stoves top area. Hence, the modification I mentioned earlier. And are happy with what they are receiving thankfully. Again I appreciate the apology, and I apologize again. I continue to welcome construction criticism.
Support brackets did not fit in the holes they were supposed to go in. They were too short so we just skipped that step. Wasted so much time on something so little.
Thx for the feedback. Good to know. Did you put the unit together loose, or tighten as you went?
I had to loosen the frame bolts at the bottom of the support post for those support brackets to work. However. Once i tightened everything down, the bottom of the support post meeting the frame had a gap. It feels sturdy but you’re right, they missed the center to center length (support brackets) by maybe 3/8”-1/2”.
Ive got same set up, can this melt copper it advertise that it can melt copper and gold. But i cant get it to melt copper.
The melting point of copper is VERY high, close to 2000 degrees F. It will take a lot of heat to do so. Did you add refractory material like I did? Or use it straight out of the box? You will also need to increase your propane output. And sometimes material will look like it hasn't melted when, in fact, it has. Sometimes, you need to stir it. I have not personally attempted to melt copper with it. I believe it would, though, if I attempted it.
i tried it right out of the box, it claims it can melt copper. ive tried a few times now havent been able to get it to melt it just turns bright red. im not sure how long i need to let it burn. i just dont think this furnace can get hot enough to melt copper
If they are claiming it can melt copper right out of the box, and it isn't capable. I would say that is the fault of the company. I'll get a hold of some.copper and give it a try. On another note, I would highly recommend adding refractory to your furnace, not just for increased efficiency. But for safety, the silica lining in the blanket lining the furnace becomes airborne when in use and over time will damage your lungs. Good luck to you.
I'll do that thanks buddy
Make your stand round the base
Don't need to know your entire life's history just hit the high points
Any ideas how thick the metal is on these cabinets.
Sorry for the late reply. These are 24 gauge. I'm still really happy with these and highly recommend them. Thanks for watching!
I missed what you did with the round white piece. Is that to sit the crucible on when smelting? I just got this model. I appreciate this video, good stuff!
That round piece sits at the bottom of the furnace. The crucible sits on top of it. Thank you and thx for watching!
Thanks I had the same question
Nice one ❤
Thank you, and thx for watching!
Step 1- light it Step 2 - add kindling
Thank you for watching and commenting to help the algorithm. Just wanted to add a small bit of advice. I would personally add the kindling first, then attempt to light it. :)
I’ve watched several other set up videos. Absolutely everyone says the oxygen tank vale has to be open all the way due to the valve design. ( yes the main valve, not pressure ). Also everything in your video is mirrored which will make it very difficult for a rookie to fully grasp your actions.
Valve, not vale.
This was one of my first videos, and yes it's a bit rough. I've learned a lot since then. As far as the oxygen valve is concerned, that's directly from the tank supplier. Thank for watching.
it is hard to see from these angles, but it looks like you might have some difficulty if you need to remove the tailstock
Thankfully, I did have enough foresight to leave enough room to remove it if necessary. Thx for watching.
Great video. How have you got on with the unit regards durability since you uploaded the video? I’m looking to purchase one.
Yes and no. I use the plasma cutter for making my rocket stoves, and unfortunately they haven't been selling well this year. So I can't really give an honest opinion on durability. Thanks for watching.
I just bought this tool but it only goes as far as 3inch circle angle Is there any way to get the angle of 2.5 inch circle using this tool?
If using solely the tool, most likely no. However, since you will have the ring already rolled to a close dimension. All that you will need to do is bend your ring by hand. It should maintain a decent shape. At the same time, however, that is a very very small circle. So it probably won't be easy. Good luck, and thank you for watching.