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Description: Alec Steele YouTube Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCWizIdwZdmr43zfxlCktmNw Burners: alecsteeleblacksmith.com/burners-1 Kast-O-Lite 30 LI Refractory: hightemptools.com/castablerefractory.html Wool: amzn.to/2DWF9Y2 Soft Fire Brick (Inside forge): amzn.to/2EY2bwX Hard Fire Brick (outside door): amzn.to/2F0C48u Propane Regulator Hose: amzn.to/2rpAECx Knife: amzn.to/2BitFLH Welding Gloves: amzn.to/2DVMYgx Deburring Wheel: amzn.to/2DYB3yG Always follow material safety data sheet guidelines and wear the proper protective equipment (PPE) to prevent exposure, injury or illness from any chemical, material you may become exposed to and any equipment you operate. Wear proper (PPE) when operating a forge. I'm not an expert so please do your own research and seek professional advise for the correct design and proper materials to use before you build or operate a forge. Make sure you are in a well ventilated area when doing any of the above procedures. This video is for entertainment purposes only and is not an instructional video on how to build or operate a forge. If you build, operate or design a forge you are doing it at your own risk. MY TOOLS AND CAMERA EQUIPMENT amazon.com/shop/retroweld Any commission I earn from the above Amazon affiliate links will help to support my channel. Thanks in advance! MUSIC: epidemicsound.com __ Disclaimer: These videos are intended for entertainment purposes only. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines before you use your tools. Also, seek professional advice and training before using any welding equipment. Never operate any tool without wearing the proper personal protective equipment. Welding can be dangerous. If you have any uncertainty before you perform any welding task or use any tool, stop and learn a safer method. Download ANSI z49.1 and read it before doing any welding. you can download ansi z49.1 at aws.org. I'm not an expert so don't do what I do.