Diy Induction Furnace Aluminum

It gets hot enough to melt and forge.

Diy induction furnace aluminum.

This furnace will melt low temperature metals such as aluminum and brass. This step deals with furnace casting and coil bending of the aluminum furnace. Cover the top of the furnace with a brick. Let it heat the furnace for about 15 minutes.

And now you have a dollop of solid aluminium. If you ve ever wanted to forge cast or smelt metal this project is right up your alley. Slowly feed the metal in until it reaches the level of the pipe fitting. Pour it into the steel pot and let it set and harden into a level concrete surface 3.

Put the metal you want to melt inside the crucible and use a pair of fire tongs to set it in the middle of your furnace. Take 1 4 of the cement powder you have 250g min and mix it well with water 2. Let it cool for about 1 2 an hour because the metal holds heat very well. Allow the furnace to heat the crucible and melt the metal before taking it out with tongs for casting.