02-19-2012, 12:50 PM
and the rod adjusted by filing a bit off so that when the lid is close it sits on the furnace and not on the cam , causing a gap between the lid and body
Job done ,,,,,nearly ,,,, I was going to use the furnace outside , but gave up due to the UK weather and decided i must be able to run the furnace indoors .
So i cut an exhaust into the back of the furnace and added some insulation .
Cut a hole in the shop wall for the exhaust .
Just a note i am re using the fan burner unit i built for the smaller furnace
And a chimney
The melted guttering was from previous tests
Now whatever the weather i can cast , with the insulation on the furnace and with the venturi action of the 4" furnace exhaust going into an 8" pipe the shop stays cool .
Cheers Rob
Job done ,,,,,nearly ,,,, I was going to use the furnace outside , but gave up due to the UK weather and decided i must be able to run the furnace indoors .
So i cut an exhaust into the back of the furnace and added some insulation .
Cut a hole in the shop wall for the exhaust .
Just a note i am re using the fan burner unit i built for the smaller furnace
And a chimney
The melted guttering was from previous tests
Now whatever the weather i can cast , with the insulation on the furnace and with the venturi action of the 4" furnace exhaust going into an 8" pipe the shop stays cool .
Cheers Rob