mjgraham
Well-known member
While this project started years ago when I thought I was going melt cans, I thought I had a good propane burner built, it was noisy and required about 40psi to work, fast forward to today when I am getting 16 Lb. Bags of charcoal to incinerate stuff I decided to revive it. After a quick trip on the Internet I saw that the pipe I was using was to big and the fire was burning inside the pipe instead of the flare until the pressure was so high it pushed it out. Now this new creation works around 3-5 psi on up. I put most of the pictures on a separate page with details just to keep from having a monster long post but most of the details are there, as for the furnace container I basically used my charcoal container so there needs to be some work there.
main details are a 8" piece of 1" and 3/4" pipe, a 1-1/4" to 3/4" bell reducer and a 3" flare from sheet metal (dimensions are on the other page).
gas supply is from a 1/4" piece of pipe with a 1/4"-28 threaded hole with a 0.035" MIG welder tip as the nozzle brazed to the back of the reducer.
![DSC_2408-XL.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/d2f/d2fa86f915e727cb0dc4d9098eddedde.jpg)
![DSC_2491-L.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/e8e/e8ef89025d5a51fe2fae86a9d600817e.jpg)
![DSC_2495-L.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/eeb/eebce5804aa6df7c1e6d20e426e5ec34.jpg)
main details are a 8" piece of 1" and 3/4" pipe, a 1-1/4" to 3/4" bell reducer and a 3" flare from sheet metal (dimensions are on the other page).
gas supply is from a 1/4" piece of pipe with a 1/4"-28 threaded hole with a 0.035" MIG welder tip as the nozzle brazed to the back of the reducer.