Just realised this is international!!!! well, what a not geek. I
mean WA Australia ... how embarassing
As an aside, I keep several of the larger chunks on my forge table to
cover my work when it's reheating. It's easier to move one or two large
pieces to check the work than to rake a bunch of small pieces out of the
way. The large pieces just slowly get smaller as time goes by.
As you probably know, coke burns hotter than charcoal or coal and so,
firepots don't last as long. Watering coke is pretty much ineffective
and since the water runs right over it, may cause the firepot to crack,
Coke fires tend to go out quickly when the blast is turned off.
After saying all that, maybe you meant COAL! If so, I'd google around
for the blacksmith associations in your country. Try this search:
+australia +blacksmith
Pete Stanaitis
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I was about to tell you that you can buy Coke syrup in the 5 gallon Bag-in-box
at any Sam's Club...
Oh well... :-)
JOhn
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I love cats ... they taste just like chicken.
Did a Google search - fire coke western australia
Couple of leads.
Bob AZ