Turk Burner under development

[Captaincademan Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Captaincademan]

Hi all,

Posting this for Grey Hair, on account of the photo function. Hopefully the PDF attached alright.

Grey Hair has built a Turk Burner, similar to the ones you might see on Youtube. The attached photos are of it warming up, and not yet fully operational. goes like a steam train. runs on just about anything, and I would suggest would make a fantastic forge. Simple construction.

Mk 1 burner was running off a compressor, which worked ok, but not superb. Realised the airflow should be low speed and high volume, not low volume and high speed, as it is static pressure that really improves a burn, not just dynamic pressure.

Grey Hair, I'll let you take over.

Hopefully the attachment worked.

[tillyfromparadise Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tillyfromparadise]

Re: Turk Burner under development

[QUOTE]... Realised the airflow should be low speed and high volume, not high volume and low speed...

[Captaincademan Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Captaincademan]

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Touche' my good man.

thanks for that. fixed up my foopar.

[tillyfromparadise Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tillyfromparadise]

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Hi Cade.
I would remove my post but I think that is such a great photo. It fits the situation perfectly!

[Grey Hair Member Find all posts View Profile Close Grey Hair]

Re: Turk Burner under development

Hi all, yes we could have the meeting at my place, 236 Bunya Rd North Arm (15 ks north of Nambour Called "Casper Downs".) I could demo the "Turk Stove" bring ear muffs as it sounds like a jet on full revs. We are surounded with greenies so big bangs are out but plenty of room and will work out a date to suit all. Cheers Grey Hair PS Will clean the outside dunny.