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AC_Hacker · 04-16-13, 01:50 PM

Nice work you're doing there.

I see that you're using coal to heat your work... Probably an excellent choice, but I thought you might also be interested in these:

Here is a link to converting an 1.8 kw Induction Cooker into an Induction Heater to use for heating ferric materials for forging, annealing and tempering.
Here's a link to a 1000w induction heater (a kit, I guess).
Here's a ink to a Simple Induction Heater

...I think the 1.8 kw conversion is the best bang for the buck.

Best,

-AC

04-16-13, 01:50 PM	#4
AC_Hacker Supreme EcoRenovator Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 4,004 Thanks: 303 Thanked 723 Times in 534 Posts	Nice Work You're Doing There... Nice work you're doing there. I see that you're using coal to heat your work... Probably an excellent choice, but I thought you might also be interested in these: Here is a link to converting an 1.8 kw Induction Cooker into an Induction Heater to use for heating ferric materials for forging, annealing and tempering. Here's a link to a 1000w induction heater (a kit, I guess). Here's a ink to a Simple Induction Heater ...I think the 1.8 kw conversion is the best bang for the buck. Best, -AC __________________ I'm not an HVAC technician. In fact, I'm barely even a hacker...