Project 0123 | Machining a stainless steel Venturi forge Burner
The Venturi Gas burners are constructions that mix the gas with the air before their burning. These burners are used in many metallurgy's tools like the ovens for melting metals or blacksmithing ovens as well as are used for many other functions.
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I did lathe work in college, and loved how satisfying it is. I love at the quality of cinematic effects, makes it looks so relaxing
I could watch the the thread pitch for days.
Съёмки стали значительно лучше! Спасибо за контент! Любимый канал!
I found that when I built a Venturi and used a welding tip for my gas nozzle it helped the performance of the flame quite significantly to trim the welding tip down shorter because the long distance that the gas has to go through the small hole slows down the gas flow. If it only passes through a small space for a short period the gas is still quite fast coming out the other side which draws in more air and makes a bigger flame.
Online. There's all sorts of orifice tip sizes and the correlation between natural gas and propane
The lathe work, music choice, playback speed, and editing was excellent. *Well done.* Question: did the exterior layer stay cool enough to touch throughout the entire burn?
No ways. The oil after his finger rubbing , left some smoke
Variable air flow in mixing tube is very effective, no need for complex calculation for proper mixture. Excellent.
Горелка топорная, за Токарную работу лайк ✌
А мне вот не нравится)
what a beauty and well built burner! I remember your old video of building cheaper version of burner from 5 years ago! I'd say this is a big improvement and your channel age like an old wine! cheers!
I dont know why and what it is but cutting Threads is so satisfying. Awesome Work mate. As always you never dissapoint.
That was some genuinely beautiful work and some really decent engineering as well.
Ive never seen anyone use a boring bar as a single point fly cutter before, im impressed by the ingenuity
what time index? I want to see! I want to learn milling and lathing and still learning what the different tools are.
That heat coming out of the part in the lathe truly makes this an extreme built!
Install a flare with holes at the end. It improves the temperature and focus of the flame. Well done.😉 Greetings from Poland. Sorry for my English😉
Oh man, coming in hot with the beginnings of a forge!!!
Хорошая горелка! Но пипец она сложная затратная и тяжелая. Лайк за труд!
Now ya need to make the forge that goes with it ! It only makes sense !
Work of art. Exceptional turning skills. Makes it look so easy. Well done!
You are Number One !!
No longer is it make it extreme, it is make it a really tidy job. Guy must have had some training recently
I am amazed to see you work
Φίλε κάθε φορά με συναρπάζεις. Οι γνώσεις και δυνατότητες σου στον τόρνο είναι απίστευτες. Εξαιρετικό βίντεο. Συνεχίστε έτσι!!!!
thats a BEAUTIFUL burner man, I've never seen one that nice before! great work!
Really nice work. I actually make these a lot (I sell forges). You can experiment with different jet sizes to get different results. I usually use .6mm or .5mm. You also don't need a flare at the end as when it's installed in the forge, it becomes redundant. None of my burners have a flared end and they work great. They don't look as awesome as yours though :-)
Guess that means you should step up your game.
@@biguprochester Indeed 🤣
Well then it wouldn't really be a venturi, more of a choke i suppose
@@thomaslindroos1667 No, the venturi is at the other end, where the gas jet is. The high pressure gas draws in air for combustion, via the "venturi effect". The flare I'm talking about is at the other end, where the flame comes out. You put flares there to stabilise the flame so it will stay lit. I'm saying that when the burner is in the forge, the insulation does the same job, so putting a flare there is unnecessary.
@@cocospops9351 Well, I learned something today. What a nice feeling this is :)
Stainless steel is a whole other beast.. good job!
Beautiful work, as always!
Thank you for sharing. Your channel is really inspirational. keep it up!!
Amazing. Just so satisfying. Exceedingly difficult to make out flaws in the production... both the parts and video. Soul feels so satisfied 🤣🤣
All that so you can play with fire. Love it!!
Your work is so great, you're creative.
Как и всегда супер ! 👍👍👍
Beautiful lathe work. Nicely done. Going a different route i built a blown burner for metal casting. Casting my own lost foam venturi for the blower.
His lathe skills have improved.
I started making one a while back, but got side tracked on other projects. I wanted to start casting some aluminum parts. I really like your design. I've been subscribed to your channel for a long time now and I have to say that you have gotten much better with the lathe. Good work!
Nice! My hard-learned lesson with burners is that flame doesn't behave the same in closed space (for example forge) as when testing in the open air. What seems like stable gas and flame nozzle setting in the open air can be unstable in forge.
This is when you adjust the mix. Making a forge is easy. You just need fuel and air. My forge was just a propane tank and hose with a pipe inside and a fan attached to said pipe. Turn gas on and light and then turn fan on and adjust. It was very simple and works very well.
Your editing is spot on,thanks for the videos
Well done Bravo FR.
Very elegant burner!!
That's a work of art.
A flashback arrestor might be necessary if not already installed. Don't think I saw one but I know you're smart enough to have thought of it.
It would be best to put one right before the burner, but that may have been extremely difficult/impractical. He may have put one after a short run of the rubber hose, but his demonstration was a very short run with looks being very important, so it may have not been running a flashback arrestor because it would make the burner "ugly". Either way, it's good that you mentioned flashback arrestors, because anybody looking to make a burner should be well aware of the dangers and safety devices to mitigate those dangers.
Great job, thank you brother. You are so talented
This.was.awesome.to.watch! I loved it,great work, awesome stuff
Pretty fantastic work, dude! It's amazing how it turned out! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Однозначно сразу лайк 👍👍👍
you have the best lathe footage of the channels I know. cool as always)
Perfection!
Very slick👍
That's some fancy work sir!
so satisfying
Awesome 👍
Thanks
Excellent audio mixing in this vid
Always have ideas..keep it up..i hope i can watch more ideas from your channel..awesome ..
Te felicito desde Argentina 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Nice work !👏🏻👏🏻
nice build..
good job
Maybe it's because it morning and maybe I'm a little tired but this music is putting me to sleep
That was very nice work.
So much efforts to make such a simple thing... I have a diy forge with 2 burners. Both burners are made from plumbing stuff, bought in a nearest shop. Basically, they consist of a piece of steel pipe ,t-shape threaded end and a MIG burner tip. Made with angle grinder, drill, MMA welder and hand taps. No lathe, no milling machine, no innox steel. But works and performs at least as good as this one. At least im forge-welding with them totally fine.
I don’t think you understand the point of this channel. Hint: It’s in the name.
And does yours look as pretty as his? Didn't think so
@@wanders278 but easily outperforms it. Seriously that burner is not even working good.....
@@Donorcyclist hint - this burner is not "extreme" in any way. It is just a ... burner. And the real point of this channel - is to make money from KZhead ads.
@@wanders278 everything depends on your needs. Do you need something beautiful to keep on you shelf, or something, what can cover all your forging needs.
Excellent camera work!
Nice work
Excelente!
Very good, I like 😍 Very good, I like 😍 😍
Good job very good well done
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That’s my kind of Bunsen burner!
Excelente
awesome!
Excelente 👏👏👏👏👏
Also very talented..
Nice
Very extreme this one
5:53 to get the right cross pattern, set feedrate to half of the pitch of the wheels, and let the lathe pull the carriage. To make it a bit easier on the lathe, angle the tool a few degrees too, so the wheels aren't engaging with the entire surface at once.
That's a really useful/cooll tip. I'll probably forget about this tip by the first time I do any knurling though.
Time to make a cheat sheet :) I have been running CNC lathes for about 14 years, picked up a few tricks on the way. I doubt the knurling can be just as nice as from the CNC lathe, but getting the technique right should help a lot. And just like when cutting threads it is possible to run the tool over it multiple times, just do it exactly like if you were cutting a thread.
Nice bro
Top das galáxias parabem jovem.
Nicest burner ever
It’s so cool this burner!! But please put some protection for back fire! It’s for safety
You should collab with Alex Steele - he could test it with real forge-work.
Это еще один вариант исполнения Инжекционной газовой горелки, её конструкция ,подробно описана в справочниках еще времен СССР . Вот к примеру видео, kzhead.info/sun/gNeGd8WQn2KDrJs/bejne.html в конце там можно увидеть чертеж с размерами .. PS На видео видно, что горелка работает не в полную мощь , видимо происходит отрыв пламени.. просто нужно направить струю в огнеупорный кирпич ) и отрывы прекратятся.
да это "их" вариант горелки. делают из чего попало, просто даже переходников чугуниевых. но тут важна больше работа мастера, замороченность задачей. я бы с удовольствием выточил инжекционку, ну точнее детали под сварку, но увы, нет мощностей.
@Make It Extreme could you make me 2 burners please yours are the best I found anywhere 😎
Would love to see what a giberson burner on the end looks and functions like.
From Vietnam
small flame...BANANA
Top demais 😃
فنان مبتكر رائع جدا 💪👍
I'd like to know what model lathe that is if anyone knows.
Top 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻
good
Grande profissional :-$👍👍👍
Awesome video and work as always, just want to know, do you have a cameraman or are you alone?
I mean, it's super over built, though I suppose that's the reason I tune in. Fine work as usual sir.
it is "make it extreme" after all. Not "make it adequate" lol
Great video, idea, and build, thank you! P.S. Are you making these to sell? If so where can we buy one?
лайк класне відео
dumb question, wont the brass tip melt? i know its not on the focus point of the flame, but the heat inside a furnace (assuming that's its purpose) should liquify it in minutes
The heat from the forge does not rise up the tube as there is high pressure air and gas being pushed down it. If you had two burners and only lit one, then that might be an issue as the unlit burner would act like a chimney.
What is tha maximum temperature ?
Would a screen in the tip stabilize the flame?
videography is 10/10 if you want to melt anything hotter than aluminium, you will soon build a forced air burner :)
9:45 what?! No flash back arrestor??
A piece of ceramic pipe insert in front brass cap to avoid excess heating of metal pipe ,,
King
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