Forge propane extension hose?

[Bill DeShivs]

Anyone know where I can get an extension hose for my 2 brick mini forge? Need about 20 feet.
Thanks!

 

[Brian Ayres]

Most every BBQ or fireplace shop can make you one to length. I had one here quote me for 5-25' hoses with 15# regulators.
Some plumbing wholesalers like Ferguson will have a 20' or so hose for TurboTorch or Goss or some of the other torch makers.

 

[Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith]

High Temp Tool and Refractory
http://hightemptools.com/propaneregulators.html
They also sell the quick connect fittings, which make switching hoses from one device to another a piece of cake. I highly recommend them.
http://hightemptools.com/valves.html

Also, and welding supply can fix you up.

 

[jawilder]

I am using an extra acetylene hose from my torch. I had it on hand and even it'd i didn't they are pretty cheap. I'm talking about the red hose that runs to a cutting torch.

 

[Barry Chychul]

I agree,,,die on my feet instead of live on my knees..Nice work Stacy.

 

[Bill DeShivs]

I have an acetylene hose, but the fittings are completely different from my propane tank.

 

[SteelSlaver]

You can go to a welding supply and get all the fittings you need/want. You can also get a kit that has crimper and ends. Hose connections from flammable gas cylinders should all be left hand thread. I believe it is an industry standard. I have quick connectors on all my regulators hoses and torches. Makes life much easier.

 

[NickWheeler]

Bill, I'm not sure about your neck of the woods, but around here, you can get everything you need at a propane supply/service station. For us, that would be a place like Cenex, Suburban, Baydo's, etc. All of mine mate up to an Acetylene regulator that I put on the tank.

 

[Bill DeShivs]

Thanks, everyone. My buddy here told me that Walmart sells them!