Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Today I show you all the stuff I need to melt metal. From protective equipment to a self built furnace. I have price tags on every product so you know what it will cost to buy the stuff you need to melt metals safely yourself at home.
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The Furnaces I use: FB1SB Devil Forge 4kg
The self made 10kg furnace I use with devil forge DFC burner: youtube.com/watch?v=XjRe3TLbt7c
The lifter tong I use: youtube.com/watch?v=MLS2xmILPrY&t=375s
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Disclaimer: Please be aware that working with hot liquid metals is very dangerous! Do not try this at home if you do not exactly know what you do. I have done a lot of preparation and informed myself before I did my first pour.
If you do so, make sure to wear proper personal protection gear like a full face shield, a respirator, a dusk mask, fire retarding clothing or a leather apron, good protective and heat resistant gloves and leather boots. Make sure to work safe and use proper foundry tools.
Finally enjoy the hobby!
Today I show you all the stuff I need to melt metal. From protective equipment to a self built furnace. I have price tags on every product so you know what it will cost to buy the stuff you need to melt metals safely yourself at home.
Thanks for watching!
If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up, leave a comment and do not forget to subscribe!
See you next week!
The Furnaces I use: FB1SB Devil Forge 4kg
The self made 10kg furnace I use with devil forge DFC burner: youtube.com/watch?v=XjRe3TLbt7c
The lifter tong I use: youtube.com/watch?v=MLS2xmILPrY&t=375s
I edit my videos with: Videopad video editor
Help support my channel, buy official merchandise!
teespring.com/metalscrapper
Disclaimer: Please be aware that working with hot liquid metals is very dangerous! Do not try this at home if you do not exactly know what you do. I have done a lot of preparation and informed myself before I did my first pour.
If you do so, make sure to wear proper personal protection gear like a full face shield, a respirator, a dusk mask, fire retarding clothing or a leather apron, good protective and heat resistant gloves and leather boots. Make sure to work safe and use proper foundry tools.
Finally enjoy the hobby!
