With this small furnace you can melt
down aluminum, brass and copper; preheat
small, thick pieces of iron and steel for brazing
or forging; caseharden soft steel; make up alloys
and bake vitreous enamels on metals.
You can use either liquid propane or your home's gas lines.
The plans include information on tongs, on safety procedures, and plans for a base to set the furnace on.
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