Blast Furnace
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ahahaha u use same kind of shitty briquets i use to barbique with ahahaha....i hate being poor
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verry nicely done :) much metter then what most kids are up to now-a-days. XD
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@NickBlackDIN u mean watching 18+ stuff on internet XD
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melt the chairs!!!!! melt the chairs!!!! melt the chairs!!!!! yaaaaaaaaayyyy!!!!
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one question.. did you pour the molten aluminum into a plastic container?
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Fuel costed more then the end product.
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very cool! we'd never of thought of that at that age.
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what was the "fuel" u used?
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Good Job guys, Keep the desire to discover alive !
Loved the use of duct tape, :)
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next time try to use coke or lump charcoal instead of briquettes.
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Give em a break! this is how stuff is discovered!
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Very nice
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THE VIDEO! IT DOEZ NOTHING BUT LOAD!
hellstudios 3 years ago
wuah, true that, i'll see if I can get that fixed
justinjag101 3 years ago
you guys made a forge, not a blast furnace.. a blast furnace converts raw ore into a metal by a thermochemical process. The blast furnace is fed by several tuyeres blasting HOT air (1500c)into the hearth causing the coke to ignite and react with iron ore and limestone (flux) to create pig iron. Blast Furnaces operate at around 3000F
ProfessorIgor 3 years ago 7
agreed, however, as we were young and blissfully unaware at the time, the term "Blast Furnace" just seemed to stick.
justinjag101 3 years ago
haha, good thing i'm Canadian eh?
justinjag101 4 years ago