SIMOND STORE Pedal Type Hand Blower Coal Forge with Furnace

I use this along side my propane forge and while both have singed my hair pretty badly, I’d say if you aren’t looking to be fighting the fire, don’t use something like lump charcoal. I’m more of a coast efficiency man, so I’ll just let it burn me. All and all it’s constructed great and works perfectly. I mounted mine onto an old stool (totally not thinking it through when mounting something that would reach a few thousand degrees on wood) with some steel and screws, works good. This is perfect for smaller projects, but if you lean it on something or lay your metal on top of a massive mound of coal you could get bigger ones to work, just make sure to bring a shield, the air out put throws sparks up if you’re using lump coal. Seriously, if you don’t wanna get your hair burnt, holes seared into your pants no matter how many you have on, or have a make-out session with flying sparks, use some cleaner coal like coke. It’s more money, and I’d rather suck face with something burning my lips than spend an extra 20-30 dollars, but if that’s something you don’t wanna do you can get better coal.

Good small forge ,works well for smaller forging.

We've always used a propane forge, charcoal is more challenging.

Funktion ist gegeben mit der richtigen kohle und Zeit , nur für kleine Sachen

Les délais de livraison assez longs sont à considérer avant l'achat. Cependant l'acheteur découvre à la réception un outil solide. Je destine cette forge manuelle à la cémentation des batteries de mes fusils à poudre noire, fusils provenant également de la région indo-pakistanaise. Une première mise en chauffe au charbon de bois semble de bonne augure pour la suite, considérant que je suis novice en matière de traitement des aciers, températures, couleurs, trempage, etc...Y'aura aussi moyen de couler des projectiles en plomb. Un très bon avis à priori....