forge blower

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N.Campbell

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Now if anyone out there can tell me where to get a new or used crack hand blower or electric blower please e-mail me I'v tried ebay but there selling to high for my blood any amount of help will work and thanks
 
Centaur forge 1 800 666 9175
Grainger has electric blowers that should work. Quite a few people have rigged blowers from dryers or car heater fans.

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Sola Fide
 
You use a blower for crack? Most folks I know use torches. I'd lay off of that stuff, I hear it's bad for you. :>

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Oz

"I went to one of those so-called 'All you can eat' buffets last night, and I'm on to their little game.
They stop filling up the thousand island bucket after you empty it three or four times."
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Anything that moves air faster than it usually does will work. Hairdryer, vacuumcleaner, a fan ,a conical pipe and a lot of duct tape.... Even your breath would do if you blow hard enough.

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I used a hair dryer for my first forge, but I wouldn't reccamend it. I don't know how well it would work for coal, but when I used it for charcoal it really didn't pump out the volume that I needed for the more interesting applications unless it was turned up to high, and it could only maintain that for a few minutes before overheating. It might have just been the cheap hairdryer that I was using, but a friend of mine that used to be a hairdresser said that that was a trait among most of the hairdryers that she's used. A good squirrel cage fan works much better.

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Oz

"I went to one of those so-called 'All you can eat' buffets last night, and I'm on to their little game.
They stop filling up the thousand island bucket after you empty it three or four times."
http://www.freespeech.org/oz/
 
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