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2:25 am
November 8, 2010
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Here's what I ended up doing with this forge burner.
First I tried installing a needle valve after the ball valve to help meter the fuel. It helped a little, but it was still running kind of rough. I then added a plenum which REALLY smoothed things out.
Fuel delivered into the T without a nozzle.
After I got a steady burn out of it I reconfigured the pieces into the best configuration which is shown in the drawing. Now the forge shoots out a spray of multicolored confetti!
Yes that reducing bell is galvanized but it's only temporary.
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